Insurance

Central Health is finalizing a budget for next fiscal year that tops $300 million. A lot of that money will come from property taxes.

A lot of attention has gone to the relatively few counties that may not have an insurer next year in the individual marketplaces created under the…

This legislative session, Arlington Rep. Chris Turner pre-filed a bill that would hold bars responsible for the behavior of over-served customers,…

Texas homeowners may be paying among the highest insurance rates in the country– but at least they’re no longer the highest. The National Association of…

A refusal to pay losses caused by Hurricane Ike has again thrust the bedraggled Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA) into the courthouse, while…

This Monday, March 25, has a date with a dark recent history here in the Austin area. The last three major hail storms we’ve had all have been on March…

Good morning! Austin’s in for a sunny, dry and breezy day with a high in the mid 60s, according to the National Weather Service. No Red Flag warning for…

To make insurance more affordable, the federal health law requires every state to conduct a special review whenever a health insurer wants to raise premiums more than 10 percent. The Texas insurance department hasn't completed a reviews of any of the nine qualifying rate increases. So the companies' rate increases have taken effect.

President Obama’s signature healthcare reforms calls for an automatic review of any increase in health insurance costs ten percent or higher.But an…

Under a federal determination released today, insurers in Texas will have to abide by spending rules set forth in President Obama’s signature health care…