Better disaster policy means protecting taxpayers, encouraging responsible development, and letting private individuals — not the government — decide whether to take on risk.

It’s one thing to fix your home after something basic has gone wrong, but it’s a different beast to rebuild and recover after ...

When people survive catastrophic events such as wildfires or hurricanes, and then are left to cope with loss, they may ...

A recent study by DJC Law has identified the 10 US states most at risk for natural disasters in 2025. The analysis used data ...

Despite wildfires and hurricanes, insurance stocks have kept pace with the major indices. TD Asset Management's Brandon Merkosky discusses the opportunities and risks for the sector.

Caroline King, executive director at the American Red Cross of Northern and Eastern Maine, says there's more need for ...

The recent California wildfires may be disappearing from the news cycle, but displaced homeowners are still recovering from the loss of much more than just a house.

The spate of recent aviation disasters and close calls have people worried about the safety of flying.

Vermont Business Magazine The Vermont Community Foundation (VCF) proudly announces the establishment of the David R. Coates Fund for Vermont Disaster Relief—a permanent fund ensuring Vermont ...

Elevate Florida, a mitigation program, launches to help Florida homeowners fortify homes against natural disasters.

One educational consequence after natural disasters is loss of learning time and continuity. After previous natural disasters, some school districts stressed the importance of returning to in-person ...