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(This story was updated after the OIR corrected an inaccuracy: Allstate decreased rates by 7% for more than 171,000 drivers) After years of skyrocketing premiums in Florida, your auto insurance rates ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — More Florida drivers will start to see lower insurance rates this year. Florida Insurance Commissioner Mike Yaworsky announced Thursday that the state's top five auto insurance ...

Florida has plenty to offer visitors — beautiful beaches, weather, and even Disney World. Life in the Sunshine State for residents, however, isn't always a day at the beach. Locals grapple with ...

Florida auto insurance premiums are expected to decrease by an average of 6.5% in 2025, following recent tort law changes. These changes, which eliminated "one-way attorney fees," are credited with ...

Florida's top five auto insurers are lowering premiums by an average of 8% for 2026, state regulators said. The rate decreases are attributed to recent legislative reforms aimed at reducing litigation ...

Drivers in Florida might finally see some relief in their auto insurance rates this year. WINK News has been closely following the developments as the state has been working on this since 2023. "It's ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Florida’s insurance commissioner, Mike Yaworsky, announced Tuesday that auto insurance rates in the state are dropping. According to Yaworsky, Florida’s top five auto writer ...

Florida insurance policyholders could be seeing some form of relief in their wallets thanks to market reforms made statewide, Gov. Ron DeSantis said. While in Sarasota on Wednesday, DeSantis, joined ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — State Farm has announced a 10% rate cut for its auto insurance customers in Florida, effective January 2 for new policies and March 14 for renewals. The rate reduction, filed with the ...

NEWS STARTS NOW. THIS MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE. SOMETHING POSITIVE COULD COME OUT OF THE LOSS OF MANY. AND MATT. FIRST, IT’S A LOCAL WOMAN CALLING ON STATE LEADERS TO CHANGE THE LAW AFTER THE CRASH TOOK ...