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Some Floridians are turning to lower-cost dwelling/fire insurance to save on premiums, but the limited coverage may leave gaps during major claims.

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Florida will lose $293M in federal disaster funds and must return unspent money, halting storm prep, flood control and infrastructure projects statewide.

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Apex Star becomes Florida’s 12th new property insurer since 2022 reforms, marking continued growth in the state’s insurance market.

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The state’s Elevate Florida program helps residents strengthen, elevate or rebuild homes with at least 75% of costs covered. Applications are due by 7 p.m. Friday.

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Florida's flood risk is highest in the U.S. due to the low-lying coastline, high population density and zoning patterns in vulnerable areas, a new study found.

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Colorado State University forecasters expect 17 named storms, 9 of which will become hurricanes, with 4 reaching major hurricane strength.

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The insurer also agreed to pay $4M in fines and update its policies after the attorney general's investigation found fraudulent reimbursement claims.

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State officials are urging homeowners with completed My Safe Florida Home inspections and paperwork to update this information to claim grant funds.

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The weather service forecasts up to six U.S. tropical impacts in 2025, with 13-18 named storms and 3-5 major hurricanes.

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The SBA extends the deadline to April 27, 2025, for businesses, homeowners and renters in 48 Florida counties for Hurricane Helene and Milton relief.

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