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The five-state storms caused billions in damages. If you were affected, make sure you document your losses and contact your insurer immediately.

A group of tornadoes that tore across the central U.S. on December 10 and 11 resulted in widespread damage in several states and could serve as the

“Replacement cost” covers the rebuild of a destroyed home, and that option is now more expensive for the same reason new homes are: higher supply costs.

Here are some of the top stories from the past week from NBC 6 News.

Rivian’s plans to sell insurance for its electric vehicles are now taking shape, with new details released about data-driven coverage and a partnership with established underwriter Nationwide.

If you own your home, you already have a homeowner’s insurance policy, so you may be covered if someone slips and falls at your home or gets hurt in some...

When CVS Pharmacies, just weeks after a Georgia appeals court upheld a $43 million premises liability verdict against the company, announced that it was

Most people in Colorado who use the Federal Emergency Management Agency's National Flood Insurance Program can expect to see premiums go up soon, state and national experts say. Those in Colorado deemed "low to moderate risk" generally pay less than $500 a year. FEMA is by far the largest flood insurance provider in Colorado and across the country, Walker said.

There’s a shortage of rental cars in South Florida and in many other places across the country. Some online platforms allow you to help meet the demand by...

Florida property insurers may remember the strange case of Contender Claims Consultants and its associate, now-suspended Miami attorney Scot Strems. Back