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AAA cited last year’s “catastrophic hurricane season” in its decision to start limiting some of its home insurance policies in the Sunshine State.

Florida has become a hotbed for people migrating from other states in recent years, but as the population has increased, so has the average price of homeowners' insurance premiums.

In Tampa Bay, an area known as "sinkhole alley" due to favorable conditions, many homeowners may not realize they don't have sinkhole coverage until it's too late.

One year after a horrendous storm did a number on John Kays home in Villas East things are starting to return to normal.

With the volatile market, finding new policies will be challenging for those consumers.

Farmers is ending some policies in the Sunshine State as insurers struggle with the rising costs of covering climate change-related damage. No one can agree on whom to blame.

The cost of homeowners insurance in Florida has increased 100 percent over the last few years.

If you have a Farmers insurance policy, you can reach out to your insurance agent to see the different coverage options that may be available to you.

The announcement by Farmers Insurance that it intends to withdraw from the Florida market has raised questions about what's ahead for policyholders.

Farmers Insurance will end coverage in Florida, a move that will affect about 100,000 existing policies and represents the latest retreat by insurance companies reluctant to cover Americans living in...