HONOLULU (Island News) -- The Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Insurance Division urged residents to file insurance claims promptly for damages caused by the recent storm. Following ...

Your doctor submits a claim to your health insurance. The claim is denied. You might be justified in thinking the denial is due to a medical disagreement. After all, adjudicating what health care ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Back-to-back weekends of sub-freezing temperatures could pose major issues for homeowners across Tennessee. Fred Duke Jr., an Allstate insurance agent in Bellevue, told WSMV4 ...

DETROIT – CURE Insurance denied a claim from a Michigan woman whose car was stolen out of her driveway and later found totaled. Ring camera video shared with Local 4 captured the moment the woman says ...

Winter storms can cause costly home damage, with frozen pipes, roof issues, fires, and personal injury liability among the most common insurance claims. Many winter losses are preventable, and taking ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Virginia State Police says more people are hoping to make quick cash from insurance companies by faking crashes and insurance claims. First Sergeant Eric Futrell with Virginia ...

DETROIT – At least two popular car insurance providers in Michigan say state law requires you to list everyone in your household, even if they don’t drive, and includes infants. The Michigan ...

One year after wildfires tore through Pacific Palisades, Altadena, and surrounding communities, the physical signs of destruction remain visible. Empty lots sit beside newly framed homes. Construction ...

Over half a million Californians could lose access to the hugely popular GLP-1 weight loss drugs starting Jan. 1, 2026, after the state government decided to deny some Medi-Cal coverage for the ...

An Oklahoma-based investigation into State Farm homeowners insurance claims is drawing national attention as state leaders consider intervening in lawsuits alleging a coordinated effort to reduce ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Arizona Attorney General’s Office has reached an agreement with an insurance company that left hundreds of first responders with unpaid medical bills, officials announced.