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OF AMERICANS. THE LOUISIANA INSURANCE COMMISSIONER APPROVES STATE FARM’S REQUEST TO LOWER AUTO INSURANCE RATES. STATE FARM’S AUTO RATE WILL NOW BE 5.9% LOWER FOR MORE THAN A MILLION POLICYHOLDERS, ...

NEENAH, Wis. (WBAY) - Iowa-based Theisen’s Home Farm Auto will open its first Fox Cities location next spring at 999 Winneconne Ave. in Neenah. The store will mark Theisen’s fifth Wisconsin location ...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s litigation reforms are starting to pay off for the state’s citizens in a big way. Auto and home insurers are announcing rate cuts—and get this—even issuing rebates. State ...

State Farm is getting in on Florida’s auto insurance rate-cutting action. In a news release on Thursday, State Farm said its latest rate cut would bring down premiums for its customers by an average ...

Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple has approved Louisiana Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Company’s request for an 11.8% rate decrease affecting the policyholders of more than 80,000 Louisiana vehicles.