Utah Homeowners Insurance Loss Due to Wildfire Risk

Homeowners in Salt Lake City suburbs are increasingly losing their insurance coverage due to rising wildfire risks. This trend highlights the growing impact of climate change on property insurance availability and affordability in high-risk areas.

Utah Homeowners Insurance Rates Increase 20%

Utah homeowners have experienced a 20% increase in homeowners insurance rates, making it the third highest nationally. This trend, confirmed by the Utah Insurance Commissioner's office, has been rising since 2021 due to higher-than-expected claims and losses nationwide, exacerbated by building in wildfire-prone areas.

Utahns' Tips for Saving on Rising Car Insurance Premiums

A news report provides tips for Utah residents on how to save money on rising car insurance premiums. The article highlights factors contributing to increased costs, such as advanced vehicle technology, and suggests reviewing coverage and considering higher deductibles.

Utah Health Care Open Enrollment Begins

The Utah Insurance Department announced the start of the open enrollment season for health care coverage. Commissioner Jonathan Pike discussed his role, the federal marketplace, and the Affordable Care Act in relation to Utah's health care landscape.

Insurance Companies Consider Climate Change Risks and Costs

The Utah Insurance Department Commissioner Jon Pike stated that insurance companies are considering climate change risks, such as wildfires, when making business decisions about writing homeowners insurance policies. While some companies have withdrawn from high-risk areas in other states, no companies have yet pulled out of Utah, though some have expressed concerns about specific counties.

February 2026 General Revenue Report

The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration has posted the February 2026 General Revenue Report. This report provides an update on the state's revenue collections for the specified period.

Arkansas Racing Commission Meeting Notice

The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration announced that the Arkansas Racing Commission will hold a public meeting on February 26, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. in Little Rock. The notice provides the meeting location, parking instructions, and a livestream link for remote attendance.

West Memphis Office Closure for Maintenance

The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration announced that its West Memphis State Revenue Office (DMV) was closed on February 19, 2026, due to required maintenance. The office was expected to reopen the following day, with other local revenue offices remaining open.

West Memphis Office Closure for Maintenance

The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration announced that its West Memphis Revenue Office was closed for the remainder of February 18, 2026, due to required maintenance. The notice also provided a link for making appointments for future visits.

Mountain View Revenue Office Reopening

The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration announced that the Mountain View Revenue Office will reopen on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, after being closed for critical maintenance. The office will resume normal operating hours.