Jury Can’t Reach Verdict in Corruption Trial of Fired FirstEnergy Execs May 4, 2026 By Julie Carr Smyth Jurors failed to reach a verdict last month in the corruption trial of two fired FirstEnergy Corp. executives charged with...
Texas Officials Investigating Complaints Against Camp Mystic May 4, 2026 By Jim Vertuno Texas health regulators told Camp Mystic’s owners they are investigating hundreds of complaints following last year’s devastating floods that killed...
Michigan School District Settles Suit Over Pledge of Allegiance Dispute May 4, 2026 By Ed White A suburban Detroit school district has agreed to give First Amendment training to staff to settle a lawsuit by a...
State Farm Agrees to $15M Settlement for Underpaid Vehicle Claims May 4, 2026 By Ezra Amacher A federal judge last month approved a preliminary class settlement resolving allegations State Farm underpaid Arkansas policyholders for total loss...
Viewpoint: MGA M&A Activity in a Softening Property/Casualty Market May 4, 2026 By Kaitlyn Nassab The MGA market remains the most fragmented segment of the wholesale insurance distribution industry, making it attractive to strategic and...
New Online Portal Will Allow a Deeper Dive Into Rural Tennessee May 4, 2026 A new online dashboard will allow policymakers in Tennessee to move beyond superficial data and take a deep dive into...
How Young Agents Find Their Community May 4, 2026 By Cash McMillen Insurance is an industry that carries a lot of history. Traditions run deep, and for generations the most important conversations...
Another State, Tennessee, Warns Insurers About the Proper Use of Drone Images May 4, 2026 The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance has joined a few other states in urging insurers to be careful about...
Workplace Violence Victims Are Most Often Healthcare Workers and Teachers May 4, 2026 By Andrea Wells The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OHSA) reports that acts of violence rank as the third-leading cause of fatal occupational...
Florida Needs Much More Wind Mitigation Efforts. Researchers Have Some Bold Ideas. May 4, 2026 Florida has the largest wind-mitigation grant program in the country, providing more than $300 million to homeowners over the last...