Browsing: Politics

Florida leaders, including House Speaker Daniel Perez, are calling for an investigation into property insurance companies after a report suggests they misled lawmakers about their financial struggles.

A bill proposing universal windstorm coverage through Florida’s Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has been withdrawn, with a potential feasibility study under consideration.

Two proposed constitutional amendments in Florida seek to address rising home insurance costs through different approaches, potentially impacting policyholders and property owners.

A recent report reveals the insurance industry’s questionable practices behind Florida’s ongoing crisis, despite claims of market stability. Voters are feeling the pain, and lawmakers are facing the heat.

A weekly news and public affairs program, 4 The Record, discusses the week’s key political issues, including the Illinois governor’s remarks and Iowa’s potential changes to civil rights protections.

This edition of The Weekly Catch explores the impact of the Washington Bridge, climate change’s effects on Rhode Island homeowners, and the upcoming Track 15 food hall in Providence.

A controversial bill to remove civil rights protections for transgender Iowans is moving forward in the state legislature.

A summary of the top news stories from February 27, including meetings between Donald Trump and Keir Starmer, updates on Pope Francis’s health, and developments in international affairs.

A proposed constitutional amendment aims to give Florida voters control over rising home and auto insurance costs.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signs legislation aimed at reforming pet insurance and protecting policyholders.