More than 100 felony charges have been filed against suspects allegedly involved in an elaborate, organized fraud ring operating in the San Francisco area that allegedly cost 11 insurance companies up to $500,000 in losses.

A group of seven North and South Carolinians were arrested Sept. 8 and accused of conducting a more than $100,000 insurance fraud scheme involving staged auto accidents.

The North Carolina General Assembly is considering a bill that would allow insurance companies to charge rates based on the amount of miles the policyholder drives.

Independent insurance agents ranked in the middle of the pack in a survey of customers’ experience, while insurance providers ranked well ahead of health insurance plans in the annual analysis.

Motorists in New York could earn discounts of up to 30% from Progressive, depending on their driving habits.

Virginia drivers with Progressive auto insurance may be eligible for a discount of up to 30%, depending on their driving habit

Eight suspects are under arrest for what California officials say was part of an elaborate staged automobile accident ring in San Diego that resulted in insurance losses of more than $200,000.

A West Virginia appeals court has affirmed what most people know: It’s best to pay for insurance before a crash occurs.

A Wilkes-Barre, Pa., man faces charges of insurance fraud and false reports to police after a diner’s surveillance camera allegedly ruined claims his car was stolen.

A former licensed insurance agent, working as a claims adjuster for Progressive Insurance Co., will spend the next two years on probation after his conviction on a felony theft charge.