As vehicle and driver data continue to accumulate, insurers have even more information to use to determine policy pricing.

Large Midwestern cities saw the most rental activity during the year's first quarter.

Do the government’s revised small business-loan rules target fraud and abuse or buoy political posturing?

Meanwhile, parts of west Texas and southern New Mexico are experiencing elevated or critical fire danger.

President Donald Trump’s tariff policy is already affecting prices on new and used cars, trucks and SUVs.

House Bill 1182 directs insurers to incorporate wildfire mitigation efforts into pricing models and coverage decisions.

The more it costs to build a home, the more it will cost to insure that property.

Prices may rise but pickup truck loyalists are forever... Or not?