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Major insurers in central, southern and eastern Oregon have dramatically pulled back, forcing some homeowners to go to an insurer of last resort

Two laws that will require insurance companies to be more transparent and flexible to Oregonians impacted by wildfire, will go into effect at the start of the new year.

Officials are assuring homeowners that Oregon’s Wildfire Risk Map will not affect insurance rates.

Insurance companies would not be allowed to refuse payment on claims for deaths resulting from terrorist attacks, through a bill approved by Oregon…

Wildfire victims can consult with an attorney about their insurance claims at a series of free legal clinics on Saturday.Insurance claims after a fire can…

As thousands of Oregon homeowners and renters pick up the pieces after losing their home to wildfires this month, people with standard insurance policies…

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic means Oregonians could be pumping their own gas a little longer. And they’ll also get a break in paying their insurance…

Many businesses have closed their doors or scaled back their operations due to the coronavirus. But that doesn’t mean insurance policies will cover their…

Oregon's workers' compensation costs have dropped for a second straight year. The Department of Consumer and Business Services announced last week costs…

The national deadline to sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act has already passed. But in Oregon, persistent tech problems prompted…