Flood Insurance in the Standard Market Part 1 June 28, 2017 By Patrick Wraight We’re all insurance people here, right? OK, so let’s play a word association game. I’ll give you a word and...
Big Bills Faced by Utahans Who Don’t Have Flood Insurance May 30, 2017 It’s been more than two months since northern Utah resident Wyatt Brammer’s house was damaged from flooding and he still...
New Flood Plain Maps Bring Good, Bad News for South Dakota Towns May 25, 2017 The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s proposed revisions to Yankton’s flood plain map could encompass nearly 200 additional properties. On the...
Louisiana Disaster Declarations in Last 18 Months Involved Nearly 90% of Parishes May 24, 2017 With hurricane season fast approaching, the Louisiana Department of Insurance is pointing out that in the last 18 months, nearly...
Louisiana Getting Another $51M in Federal Flood Aid May 22, 2017 Louisiana’s getting another $51 million in federal dollars to help with recovery from last year’s floods. U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy...
Flooding Overwhelming Central Idaho Neighborhoods May 11, 2017 City officials in central Idaho are warning residents to prepare for more flooding as muddy water continues to overwhelm neighborhoods...
Mississippi Urges Residents to Invest in Flood Insurance May 4, 2017 Mississippi Commissioner of Insurance Mike Chaney has issued a strong recommendation to residents of the state to secure flood insurance...
Number of Arkansas Storm-Related Fatalities Rises to 5 May 2, 2017 By Ken Miller A north-central Arkansas volunteer fire chief died after being struck by a vehicle early on April 30 while working as...
3 Dead in Missouri Storms; Flooding Forces Hundreds of Rescues May 2, 2017 By Jim Salter Torrential rain caused Missouri waterways to burst their banks over the weekend, forcing hundreds of road closures and killing at...
River in Idaho Rising Along With Flood Insurance Policy Sales April 10, 2017 By Keith Ridler Federal officials say the Boise River in Idaho that’s already past flood stage will be raised again as flood insurance...