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From big federal questions to state-level policy, what happens at the polls tends to find its way to the insurance world.

Many homeowners are turning to private flood insurance as an alternative to challenges with the National Flood Insurance Program.

While the NFIP's Risk Rating 2.0 goes further than federal policies have in the past, there is still room for improvement.

A look at flood devastation and attempts to repair a broken federal flood insurance system.

Flood insurance, cannabis business coverage and broker fee caps are all issues that have dominated the committee's attention.

Forbes Advisor found that more than 10% of homeowners in one Ohio community will face a flood-insurance price increase of around $80 a month.

If the NFIP's current authorization expires on Sept. 30, real estate owners, renters, and businesses could face devastating consequences.

PIA will continue to work with congressional offices to explain the value that independent insurance agents provide in delivering flood coverage.