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A Florida appeals court delivers another blow to the idea that adjusters can also serve as appraisers in the same claims case, while another appeals court rules that an appraisal is meant to not only …
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has ditched its idea of building a 10-13 foot wall along the coastline of Miami-Dade County and instead is working with local officials on a new flood control plan that …
Three anti-fraud strike teams are diligently on the lookout for unscrupulous actors from Hurricane Idalia, another roofer who took money without performing repairs is arrested, the latest workers’ compensation fraud case, plus how to keep yourself safe from …
The insurance consumer and market reforms passed by the Florida Legislature last year and this year are starting to make a difference already but we are another good 12-18 months away from seeing the impact on …
Can Citizens Property Insurance get the rate hike needed to reduce its competition with private market carriers, even as more of them are approved to takeout Citizens policies? Meanwhile, two more property insurance companies join the …
An elderly Dixie County man who was cleaning storm debris when a tree fell on his tractor has become the third person declared dead from Hurricane Idalia. The storm made landfall August 30 on Keaton Beach, …
We want to start this week’s stories with a moment of somber reflection as we show respect and remember the anniversary of one of our nation’s greatest tragedies. Today marks 22 years since the 9/11 attacks, a moment of terror …
As summer temperatures flare into triple digits, many veterinarians and pet-owners have begun to warn against the dangers of hot cars on our furry friends. Even at only 72°F the internal temperature of many cars can reach 116°F within an …
The summer heat wave that has set several electricity consumption records in Florida is also feared to be killing some coral in reefs in the Florida Keys, a new CDC report links sickness in humans and …
FEMA insists that a vast majority of federal flood insurance policies under the Risk Rating 2.0 system have only seen their premiums increase by under $10 per month or decline, one …
