Kansas moves to modernize children’s health insurance eligibility rules
Kansas lawmakers approved legislation updating income eligibility rules for the Children’s Health Insurance Program, ending a formula tied to federal poverty levels from 2008
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Kansas lawmakers approved legislation updating income eligibility rules for the Children’s Health Insurance Program, ending a formula tied to federal poverty levels from 2008
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt backs SB 409 to remove out-of-pocket costs for follow-up breast cancer testing after abnormal mammograms
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt supports legislation creating tax-free insurance savings accounts to help cover property and casualty costs
Kansas Department of Insurance says consumer assistance and life policy searches returned $56.7m to residents in 2025, driven by complaints and claim disputes
New policyholder-owned exchange backs captive strategy, targets rising loss costs and social inflation through shared governance and strict risk controls
Buyers closed year-end renewals with sharp reductions as reinsurers cut pricing, catastrophe losses stayed muted, and insurers pushed for growth
Two ex-investigators sue Farm Bureau, alleging fraud cover ups, retaliation, and long running pressure to hide cases from state regulators
A Missouri judge approved consolidation of class suits in Kansas City Life’s $45 mn settlement over alleged overcharges on cost-of-insurance fees
he Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has ended a long-running battle over who should bear responsibility for a $5mn payout tied to a motel fire in Brinkley, Arkansas
A federal court in Missouri will now determine whether Cincinnati Specialty Underwriters Insurance Company must provide coverage in connection with the deadly shooting during the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl rally
Aon reported that severe storms in both the United States and Europe in late May and early June 2025 caused insured losses totaling hundreds of millions of dollars across both regions
Severe convective storms across central U.S. states in mid-May, including destructive tornadoes and hail, likely caused insured losses between $4 bn and $7 bn
Severe weather in the second half of April caused significant property damage across several U.S. states, with insured losses expected to reach hundreds of millions of dollars
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly approved legislation permitting one or more sponsors to establish a protected cell captive insurance company
Insurers face losses between $1 bn and $3 bn from a severe weather outbreak in mid-March, according to Gallagher Re
Winter storms from Jan. 9-11 affected the southern U.S., potentially causing insured losses in the tens of mn, Aon reported
Moody’s RMS Event Response estimates U.S. insured losses from Hurricane Beryl to be between $2.5 billion and $4.5 billion. This includes damage from wind, storm surge
Average U.S. homeowners insurance premiums have increased at a rate that has outpaced household income from 2001 to 2021
KCC estimates that the insured loss from this Severe Convective Storm (SCS) outbreak will be close to $5.5 billion. The KCC loss estimate includesthe privately insured damage