Colorado Division of Insurance

Hail damage, wildfires, and weather are only partly to blame, says an industry trade group. There’s also “social inflation.”

Homeowners in Colorado have been watching their insurance costs climb in recent years. You might chalk that up to damaging wildfires and hailstorms that are so common here. But new technology may be the bigger culprit. On today's In The NoCo, we explore the real reason your homeowner’s insurance may be going up soon.

Coloradans buying their own health insurance might see higher premiums than last year -- but officials say those who shop around could save big in…

Data continues to show that where a person lives in Colorado plays a big role in dictating how much they pay for health insurance. That's because insurers…

Colorado's new health insurance rates and plans for 2015 are out. While overall premiums will increase slightly on average, some regions could see rates…

The U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services has approved Colorado's plan to consolidate several rating areas to reduce health insurance premiums in rural…

Colorado wildfires are becoming increasingly costly and destructive. Since 2002, wildfires have destroyed roughly 2,000 structures according to federal…

The state’s online health insurance marketplace launched nearly one month ago on Oct. 1. Like other states, Colorado experienced glitches -- although its…