The commissioner says there is no evidence that insurance companies are abandoning policyholders in high-risk areas of Washington.

The Washington State Insurance Commissioner says there is no evidence of insurance companies dropping policyholders in high-risk areas.

The News Tribune asked experts how insurance companies calculate wildfire risk and what prompts them to drop policyholders.

Even though Washington drivers are experiencing the biggest increase, rates for most of the state's drivers are below the ...

More than 308,000 Washingtonians bought health care insurance plans through the Affordable Care Act this year.

Harris English held off hard-charging Sam Stevens to win the Farmers Insurance Open by one shot Saturday, securing his fifth ...

Both bills — Senate Bill 5351 and House Bill 1535 — seek to bring to dental patients a standard of financial transparency and ...

In November, Washington State voters defeated a ballot measure that would have significantly undermined the nation’s first social insurance program for long-term care by a surprisingly comfortable 55 ...

The trust is essentially the first step toward a single-payer, government-based system for Washington state.” | Opinion ...

California's Department of Insurance also recently passed regulations that pave the way for rate increases in exchange for ...

The president reinstated a policy blocking U.S. aid to foreign organizations that use funds for abortion. He also overturned ...