With hurricane season beginning June 1, Texas insurance experts are warning Houston-area homeowners not to wait to purchase flood insurance.

Houston’s traffic is notorious. With millions of drivers sharing the roads every day, crashes happen daily. But what you do in the minutes — and days — after a collision could make a significant financial difference. KPRC's 'ENOUGH' gets answers for you.

As Texas homeowners brace for another hurricane season, the rising costs of home insurance have become a pressing concern.

Texans pay some of the highest insurance premiums in the country, putting lawmakers under pressure to tackle rising costs.

Edgar Peralta, a former insurance broker has been put behind bars for selling policies to customers despite having his license revoked.

Amy Voltz, a homeowner from Spring, faced a prolonged dispute with State Farm to repair her roof damaged by Hurricane Beryl.

Roofers and repair people who knock on your door may be up to no good. Investigator Amy Davis has what you should know about hiring contractors and filing insurance claims.

Many neighborhoods across the Houston area have downed trees and powerlines. From Lake Jackson to Kingwood, KPRC 2 viewers are reporting damage from large limbs and trees caused by Hurricane Beryl. It is important to know what to do in the minutes and hours after a storm moves through. We are answering some of your storm damage related questions.

KPRC 2 spoke with insurance agent Leash Yu with Higginbotham Insurance about how the storm could impact insurance rates.

Over the years, KPRC 2 has provided information on how to file a claim related to hurricane, tornado, flood and freeze damage. The severe thunderstorms and tornado that hit the Houston area Wednesday will once again have people cleaning up and making calls to insurance companies.

Over the years, KPRC 2 has provided information on how to file a claim related to hurricane, tornado, flood and freeze damage. The severe thunderstorms and tornado that hit the Houston area Wednesday will once again have people cleaning up and making calls to insurance companies.

If you’re from Texas, then you are no stranger to severe weather and its damaging impact on vehicles and property -- especially as hail season typically runs between March and May.

Roofers and repair people who knock on your door may be up to no good. Investigator Amy Davis has what you should know about hiring contractors and filing insurance claims.

The roofing industry is not regulated or licensed, so you really need to watch out. Investigator Amy Davis looks into what you should know before hiring roofing help. Christian and Jennifer Hernandez from JC and C Roofing join Amy Davis for an episode of Ask Amy.

Roofers and repair people who knock on your door may be up to no good. Investigator Amy Davis has what you should know about hiring contractors and filing insurance claims.

The Texas Department of Insurance is warning consumers to be wary of scam phone calls or other communications from anyone claiming to be an employee of TDI.

The personal data was accessible to the public because of a glitch in the code of the department’s web application.

Former Houston Texans linebacker Shantee Orr has pleaded guilty after being charged with taking part in a medical reimbursement scam, according to the Harris County District Attorney’s Office.

Every single day millions get behind a wheel in Texas.

Before you switch, some insurance companies plan to raise rates over the next couple of months. KPRC2 Investigates got the data from the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) about which companies are getting ready to raise their rates in March 2021 for new policies. Chubbs Lloyds Insurance Company of Texas will increase 17.8%. Those were filed long ago.”AdCompare coverageWhen you’re looking to switch, shop around and make sure you’re comparing the same amount of coverage. “Ask us to correspond with that insurance company... or maybe it’s a formal complaint,” said Gonzalez.

HOUSTON – Auto insurers are sitting on a COVID windfall of at least $600 million dollars because of reduced driving during the pandemic. KPRC 2 reported in April how several car insurance companies offered rebates to customers averaging about $60. Nearly one in three of the top 40 auto insurers in Texas are offering no credit or refund to customers. Most of those offering no refund are companies serving higher-risk drivers with no credit or low credit scores. These are the auto insurance companies in Texas’ top 40 auto insurers who haven’t given consumers any sort of refund during the pandemic: