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CAPITOL CHATTER Political notebook: Gay marriage debate set Tuesday in committees
By Don Davis Gay advocates have lobbied for allow same-sex marriages for years, but they made little progress. That appears ready to change Tuesday when House and Senate committees will hear bills...
Posted on 3/8/13 at 4:24 PM
REPRINT 1986: Travel and Insurance Ads
Here are a few vintage ads from 1986....
Posted on 5/23/11 at 6:00 PM
HEALTHBEAT The handbook of hard-luck tales
Ever since Costs of Care announceda national essay contest for people's personal stories abouttheir health care bills, I've been eagerly checking the website to see how the contest is faring. The wai...
Posted on 12/9/10 at 6:51 PM
When a tree falls
Ice storm damage leaves insurance agents, property owners sorting through claimsWORTHINGTON — In the aftermath of last week’s storm, cleanup crews aren’t the only ones with a heavier work load. Insurance agents have been answering questions and submitting claims as quickly as possible.
By Alyson Buschena , April 16, 2013
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Health care debated: Minn. House approves insurance marketplace bill
ST. PAUL –– Minnesotans either will get a better deal on health insurance or they will face problems if the Legislature and governor agree on a new way for 1.3 million Minnesotans to buy health insurance.
By Don Davis , March 04, 2013
Adrian High School alum opens new insurance office
ADRIAN — The area’s newest insurance office may be a small one, but it offers a wide variety of insurance types and brands.
January 10, 2011
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Noble new State Farm agent
WORTHINGTON — When Jessica Noble saw her opportunity to become a State Farm agent in Worthington, she seized it and started her classroom and on-site training in the office that once belonged to agent Kevin Lease.
January 11, 2010
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Pawlenty suggests out-of-state insurance
Purchasing health insurance from a different state could save families moneyST. PAUL — A Minnesota family could save up to 7 percent of its health insurance costs a year if allowed to buy insurance in other states, Gov. Tim Pawlenty said Tuesday in proposing that legislators change current law that prohibits such purchases.
By Don Davis , October 14, 2009
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