State Auto Financial Corp. completed the sale of its non-standard auto insurance subsidiary, State Auto National Insurance Co.

Millers Mutual Group has contracted with a document management solution provider to update its management technology.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a measure calling for an extension of Bush-era tax cuts for people making less than $250,000 a year.

Premiums and deductibles have risen “sharply” since 2003 and are outpacing workers’ payroll increases, although the new health reform law may “reverse” the rate increases, according to a new report.

A manager of Ohio’s insurance fund for injured workers resigned after inquiries into whether he used his state job to benefit his side business.

A doctor from Perrysburg, Ohio, was ordered to pay $244,000 in fines and restitution for billing insurance companies more than $900,000 for services she inflated or were never provided.

Keystone Insurers Group (KIG) recognized five of its independent agency partners with its annual Exemplary Award.

An additional $574 billion in unfunded liabilities — in addition to the previously estimated $3 trillion in unfunded liabilities — from pension plans at the city and county levels, which may affect operational abilities of state and local governments in the future, according to a new report by the Kellogg School.

Keystone Insurers Group (KIG) recently acquired Miller Insurance of Middletown as its 25th franchise partner in Ohio and plans to continue growing.

MoneyRates.com rated Virginia as the sixth best state and Maryland as the fifth worst state in two lists naming the 10 best and worst states in which to retire.