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'Unbelievable' insurance increases are walloping Nebraska homeowners - Vimarsana News

'Unbelievable' insurance increases are walloping Nebraska homeowners

On average, Nebraska homeowners paid nearly twice as much to insure their homes in 2020 as they did in 2007, a sharper increase than most other states.

'Unbelievable' insurance increases are walloping Nebraska homeowners - Vimarsana News

'Unbelievable' insurance increases are walloping Nebraska homeowners

On average, Nebraska homeowners paid nearly twice as much to insure their homes in 2020 as they did in 2007, a sharper increase than most other states.

Not Just in Florida: Insurers Under Increased Climate Pressure - Vimarsana News

Not Just in Florida: Insurers Under Increased Climate Pressure

Https://youtu.be/ubqNLyIYYWY?si=fFtQ8AmeKYkYnMwx Local news report above from KSN TV, Wichita, Kansas. Below, rain patterns from today's "100 year storm" in New York City area.This summer's epic rains in the US Northeast have me asking, how long can insurers continue to operate in some of these vulnerable areas? Flatwater Free Press (Nebraska): When Jenn Burruss got home…

Environmental group sets forum to discuss nitrates, other contaminants in state's waters - Vimarsana News

Environmental group sets forum to discuss nitrates, other contaminants in state's waters

Nebraska environmental group sets focus of forum on nitrates and other contaminants found in state's water

Expanded 'Right to Farm' bill meets stiff opposition at committee hearing - Vimarsana News

Expanded 'Right to Farm' bill meets stiff opposition at committee hearing

Sen. Beau Ballard said his bill would protect Nebraska's top economic driver, but opponents say it would be too restrictive for small farmers and property owners.