How communities in Missouri are coming together to help businesses recover

The government wants more private companies to provide flood insurance so it won't have to.

Without the occasional natural disaster, insurance companies must compete on price.

One insurer sues Chicago, saying the city could have prevented flood damage from a predicted downpour.

FEMA is updating its flood maps to expand areas deemed at risk of damage — and that’s striking fear in communities that could be deluged with higher insurance bills.

Losses from hurricanes, tornadoes, drought and other severe weather events totaled more than any other year besides 2005, the year of Hurricane Katrina.

When a hurricane costs billions to clean up, who should foot the bill?