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Here are the essential coronavirus-related news pieces from around the world on April 13, 2020.

Lacewell will replace outgoing Superintendent Maria Vullo, who announced in December that she would be leaving the agency at the end of January.

The move means there will be a third person to head the agency since its creation in 2011. It's not clear what the impact will be on the insurance industry.

The crash highlights concerns including crash worthiness, seat belt use and the patchwork of regulations.

Trillions of dollars of real estate and infrastructure near the shores of New York City and northern New Jersey remain vulnerable to devastation.

For Maria Vullo, being both pro-business and pro-consumer is part of the job as the state's superintendent of banks and insurance companies.

In honor of Women's History Month, we take a look at the nation's 16 female state insurance commissioners.

The Eastern Seaboard is now coping with how to get rid of more than 2 feet of snow from a blizzard that is blamed for at least 18 deaths and has left hundreds of thousands without power.