Seven tornadoes touched down in Michigan during the late-night thunderstorms that rapidly swept across the lower half of the state earlier this week, the National Weather Service said.

Two storms were intensifying Monday as the Atlantic hurricane season was getting into full swing. Tropical Storm Idalia was off the coast of Cuba on a potential track to come ashore as a major hurricane in the southern U.S., the National Hurricane Center said.

Meteorologists at the National Hurricane Center have raised the alert for a potential tropical depression formation in the Northwestern Caribbean Sea to 60 percent, with early projections indicating a path toward Florida’s panhandle.

The slow-motion collapse of California’s wildfire insurance market is about to force a political reckoning.

Citizens Property Insurance Company CEO Tim Cerio indicated on Tuesday night during a property insurance online forum with Senate Democrats that the company may be unable to pay out claims following another catastrophic hurricane without the use of surcharges for policy holders and assessments on Floridian taxpayers.

Severe storms powered by winds of up to 75 mph (121 kph) in Michigan downed trees, tore roofs off buildings and killed five people while leaving hundreds of thousands of customers without power, officials said. The National Weather Service said Friday some of the damage may have been caused by two tornadoes.

Mayor Brandon Johnson has officially announced that the city of Chicago is filing a civil lawsuit against major automakers Kia America, Inc., Kia Corporation, Hyundai Motor America, and Hyundai Motor Company.

Maui County says it has filed a lawsuit against local electric companies over damage caused by the devastating Maui wildfires, including ones in Lahaina and Kula.

Florida’s ongoing battle with rising insurance rates has taken a new turn as the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has taken a stand against Citizens Property Insurance Corporation’s latest proposed rate increase.

The legal landscape has witnessed a surge in nuclear verdicts, or jury awards in civil cases that exceed $10 million.

Another Florida homeowners’ insurer insolvency could be on the horizon, and it could be the biggest the state has seen this year, according to the Insurance Information Institute (Triple-i).

Insurance company GEICO has undergone another tranche of layoffs, employees have reported on social media.

The estimated damage from two days of intense rain that fell on North Andover in August stands at $29,910,097.57.

As the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Ida approaches, Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon has issued a reminder about the approaching deadline for initiating legal proceedings against insurance providers.

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