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Texas Legislature Forms Committees to Investigate July Deadly Floods

By Hometown Insurance | October 16, 2025
Top Republicans in the Texas Legislature have announced the creation of committees tasked with “getting to the bottom of” the July flooding that killed more than 130 people, including 25 young girls and two teenage counselors at Camp Mystic. Lt. …
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Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Acquires Michigan’s Strategic Services Group

By Hometown Insurance | October 16, 2025
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. announced the acquisition of Rochester Hills, Michigan-based Strategic Services Group, Inc. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Strategic Services Group provides employee benefits consulting services across a range of industries in Michigan and the …
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Natural Disaster Claims in 2025 to Again Top $100B Despite ‘Abnormally Low’ Q3 Events

By Hometown Insurance | October 16, 2025
Global insured losses from natural catastrophes during the first nine months of 2025 are estimated to hit US$105 billion, bringing the sixth consecutive calendar year with losses topping US$100 billion and the eighth year since 2017, according to Gallagher Re. …
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Incubator, Former C&F Exec Launch Specialty Insurer for Insurers, Financial Managers

By Hometown Insurance | October 16, 2025
A former Crum & Forster executive and a London-based underwriter incubator have teamed up to launch a new specialty insurance company based in Charlotte, North Carolina. 1889 Specialty Insurance plans to offer professional lines coverage and management liability policies to …
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Tennessee Plant Explosion That Killed 16 Was Preventable, National COSH Says

By Hometown Insurance | October 16, 2025
The blast that killed 16 workers at a military explosives plant in Tennessee last week likely could have been prevented with better safety measures and accountability, the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health said in a statement. “This is …
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Travelers Q3 Net Income Soars 50% on Lower Catastrophe Losses

By Hometown Insurance | October 16, 2025
Third quarter net income at The Travelers Cos. increased 50% compared with the same period a year ago, to about $1.9 billion on lower catastrophe losses. Catastrophe losses for the third quarter this year were $402 million pretax, compared with …
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Markets/Coverages: HSB Canada Launches Cyber Insurance Coverage for Businesses

By Hometown Insurance | October 16, 2025
HSB Canada, a specialty insurer and part of Munich Re, introduced HSB CyberPro™, a new solution that provides comprehensive insurance coverage and services for businesses. HSB CyberPro combines specialized cyber claims service, active threat monitoring, and risk mitigation tools developed …
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Workers’ Compensation Medical Claims Costs Rising Across Most States: WCRI

By Hometown Insurance | October 16, 2025
Medical costs per claim have begun to rise following a period of relative stability post-pandemic, a new report shows. A new Workers Compensation Research Institute report shows medical payments per claim recently started increasing, fueled by an increase in medical …
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Record Global Renewable Energy Growth Remains Short of Climate Target: Report

By Hometown Insurance | October 16, 2025
A record amount of renewable energy capacity was added globally last year, but that still left countries short of targets towards meeting a U.N. climate goal to triple capacity by 2030, a report by global renewable groups showed on Tuesday. …
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CO2 Hits Highest Levels Ever Recorded, WMO says, Warning of More Extreme Weather

By Hometown Insurance | October 16, 2025
Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have reached the highest ever recorded, potentially further warming the planet and leading to more extreme climate events, a new report by the World Meteorological Organization found. From 2023 to 2024, the global average …
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