Climate change is a major factor behind climbing home insurance premiums.

The tactic helps insurance companies counter high drug prices, but patient advocates are working to ban them. 

Risks and costs are rising, largely due to climate change, but where the risk hits is key, a veteran “catastrophe modeler” says.

As trace metals become more valuable, thefts keep climbing, causing headaches for drivers, mechanics and insurance companies.

For rural communities, the loss of hospitals means no access to nearby emergency care and the loss of health care jobs.

Only half of the insurers in a recent poll said they’re offering the easier option of providing tests directly.

With the risk of wildfire rising, it’s become harder for some homeowners to find coverage.

Many of the agencies survived the Great Depression but later died out. Their loss meant less money invested into Black communities.