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Crumbling Dam Reveals Risks of Private Hydroelectric Ownership
Amid stacked rows of brightly colored plastic kayaks and canoes, Khrystal Crosno recently helped an Ann Arbor, Michigan, family begin a floating trip along the scenic AuTrain River. The Earl family ...
Ransomware Attackers ‘More Systematic,’ Claims Become Costlier: Report
A portfolio claims analysis shared by Resilience, a cyber risk solutions company, showed the year-over-year average cost of individual ransomware attacks rose by 17 percent in the first half of 2025. ...
SageSure and Affiliate to Acquire Olympus MGA and Olympus Insurance in Florida
In a three-way deal involving carriers, underwriters, holding companies and more, catastrophe-focused managing general underwriter SageSure announced it will acquire the managing general agent for ...
Agent Has No Duty to Tell Insured of Pending Nonrenewal: Connecticut High Court
A Connecticut insurance agent has no duty to inform clients that their home insurer intends not to renew their insurance policy, the state's high court recently affirmed in a case where the ...
The Latest Launches from kWh Analytics, ACORD, Origami Risk
kWh Analytics announced the expansion of its insurance business with new excess natural catastrophe coverage through its licensed insurance entity, Solar Energy Insurance Services Inc. This entity ...
Illinois Legislation Calls for Home Insurance Premium Caps Could Limit Coverage, Insurers: Triple-I
Demands for legislative action in homeowners' insurance underwriting and price-setting would likely reduce both affordability and availability of coverage, according to a new Issues Brief published ...
Kinks Remain in Traffic Jam Driver Assistance Technology: AAA Study
While assistive driver technology continues to advance, lingering issues persist relating to traffic jam assistance, according to a new AAA study. AAA Automotive Engineers evaluated five passenger ...
U.S. Disaster Aid Taking Longer to Get to Victims
Survivors of major natural disasters in the U.S. are having to wait longer to get aid from the federal government, according to a new Associated Press analysis of decades of data. On average, it took ...