Advocates push to require insurance companies to disclose financial dealings

As home insurance bills skyrocket across Florida, more insurance companies are dropping policies. A lot of Hurricane Ian victims are still waiting on their damage claims. 

Home insurance adjusters who assessed Hurricane Ian damages claim companies deleted some findings

As Florida's insurance crisis drives up premiums across the state, families in Southwest Florida are still reeling from Hurricane Ian. And state lawmakers have heard troubling claims from some home insurance adjusters. 

Palm Harbor residents concerned about proposed Pinellas road project

County leaders in Pinellas say they want to improve the road, sidewalks and drainage systems in part of Palm Harbor, but the residents who live there say they have concerns.

Mobile home rent at Fort Meade park could double with new owner

The 23-acre city-owned mobile home park off of East Broadway Street may be under new ownership by September, and that means rent could double for residents.

One veteran helps another in need through the NeighborHOPE Project

Yvonne Wells is proud to have served her country, but the Army veteran said life after the military has not been an easy road.

This is how much Tampa residents need to make to afford rent, study shows

April data from two Florida universities studying rental rates shows Tampa residents need to be making over $84,000 on average to afford rent. 

Insurance expert shares tips on protecting your property if a storm hits

Florida is two days into hurricane season, and insurance experts are sharing tips for homeowners and renters about property protection if a storm hits.

Habitat for Humanity teams up with Pinellas County to tackle affordable housing crisis

Habitat for Humanity Pinellas and West Pasco has teamed up with Pinellas County to address the affordable housing crisis by focusing on the county’s underserved Lealman neighborhood.

Pinellas County commissioners approve multi-million dollar affordable housing projects

Tuesday morning, the Pinellas County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved $12.5 million that will go towards four different affordable housing development projects.

Local Pinellas County leaders create plan to tackle affordable housing together

One in three families struggle to afford housing across Pinellas according to county officials. Local leaders, though, are trying to change that.