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High Insurance Rates Driving Homeowners Out of Florida and California | Insurify

Soaring insurance costs and natural disasters are prompting some homeowners to leave areas and states where the insurance market is in crisis, according to a recent study by real estate company Redfin. Nearly 12% of Floridians who plan to move in the next year said rising insurance costs are the

More Than 27 Million Americans Without Health Insurance, Reversing Record Lows | Insurify

More than 8% of the U.S. population didn’t have health insurance in the first three months of 2024, according to findings from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) quarterly National Health Interview Survey. That percentage equates to 27.1 million Americans and marks the first

Road Rage Facts and Statistics: 2026 | Insurify

Road rage is a common, costly, and sometimes fatal problem. Nearly two-thirds of American drivers Insurify surveyed have been victims of road rage, which includes being yelled at, cursed at, purposefully cut off, or forced off the road by another driver. To better understand the effects of angry driving,

Texas Has 19 of the 20 U.S. Counties With the Most Uninsured | Insurify

The state of Texas continues to fall behind in health insurance enrollment, according to new research from SmartAsset. The investment advisory firm ranked 810 U.S. counties based on the percentage of their under-65 population who didn’t have health insurance in 2024. Of the 810 counties SmartAsset reviewed,

DPHHS hosts disability employment summit

The Department of Health and Human Services recently hosted its fourth annual Disability Employment Summit in an effort to increase job access for Montanans. DPHHS reported there are around 79,000 Montanans with disabilities aged 18 to 64. There are about 41,000 Montanans with disabilities in the workforce and

Saxon's new ERA: 1914 Roadster traveling U.S. for women's rights stops in Bozeman

In 1916, two suffragettes set off in a Saxon Roadster to drive 10,000 miles across the county in support of voting rights for women. Now, 110 years later, a group of women advocating for the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is following the basic route across the

Fed funding of pediatrics group questioned over its gender ideology stance

(The Center Square) – Parental rights group the American Parents Coalition is urging Congress to review federal funding of the American Academy of Pediatrics, alleging that the organization prioritizes politics and gender ideology before children’s health while using tax dollars. Executive director of American Parents Coalition Alleigh Marré told The