Summer is here and people are flocking to the water — whether it’s the beach, a lake, a river or a backyard pool. But, wherever there’s water, there’s also danger. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and...

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In today’s digital world, slander and libel lawsuits are more common than you may think. Comments made in haste or anger on social media can have lasting and far-reaching effects on a person’s reputation or character,...

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Home improvement: It’s a never-ending process for many people, and for those of us who aren’t necessarily handy, it can be a hassle, too. But there are plenty of simple maintenance tasks and other improvements you can...

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Melting snow and spring rains mean that there can be a lot of water accumulating, which can cause flooding-even in areas that haven’t been prone to flood in the past. Remember, even if you live in a “1-in-a-500-years”...

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When times get hard, we won’t let you down. We realize that the COVID-19 pandemic has changed your day-to-day life drastically. We want you to know that not everything has changed. We are-and always will be-right here...

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Spring is a great reminder to review your insurance policies and consider adjusting them to your current needs. When you adjust your policies, you can trim costs and ensure that you are covered in the event of a claim....

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It’s important to invest in a home security system to protect yourself, your family, your pets and your valuables from an intruder. But, myriad homeowners do not own a home security system, and for various reasons. Here...

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Your children probably will need to get an auto policy in their name if a vehicle is titled in their name. You always want the owner as the named insured so that insurable interest is certain when a claim is made for...

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Sometimes a basic homeowners policy just isn’t enough. So as your career advances and your income increases, it’s important to keep your insurance protection up to date. This helps you avoid expensive gaps in coverage...

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Hawaii and Minnesota are just two of the states moving toward poison-free landscaping - from training on how to steam-kill weeds to legislation preventing the use of insecticides. Lawn-care professionals and landscapers...

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