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The NHTSA reports traffic fatalities fell in 32 states in the first quarter of 2023, but 18 states and Puerto Rico were expected to see an increase in fatalities compared to Q1 2022.

'Forever chemical' claims have exploded in recent years, with plaintiffs alleging hundreds of millions and even billions of dollars in damages.

At its peak, 26 states had adopted no-fault insurance laws in some form. Today that number stands at 12.

WalletHub looked at the U.S. cities and towns with the highest and lowest median credit scores.

The proposed guidelines reflect the larger trend of increased antitrust scrutiny under the Biden Administration.

Most of the activities that drivers claim affect their focus aren't technology-related at all.

The increased legalization of cannabis and the introduction of new products is creating a number of new risks for insurers covering these businesses.

The first six months of this year saw more than 23,974 vehicle thefts, according to the Council on Criminal Justice.