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On Main Street in Waterville, Maine a war is just beginning thanks to Michael Lee State Farm.

Motorists who have insurance with Progressive and Farm Bureau can now expect to pay less for their automotive insurance policies.

The company announced up to a $2 billion dividend to its auto insurance customers. It is the single largest dividend paid to its customers in company history.

If you have your auto insurance with State Farm, great news. You're getting yet another decrease in your rates!

Ever wonder who the State Farm Agent is in the commercials with Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers? Well, today you get to know him.

Insurance experts are advising homeowners to double check their policies to make sure they are protected against wind and hail damage as we move into the spring storm season.

Is there a new phone scam showing up in Acadiana? This time they want your insurance information, don't give it to them.

Seventy-seven percent of younger drivers say they believe they can safely text while driving. I would imagine that is why the insurance rates for drivers in that age group are so incredibly high.

Is Louisiana's largest insurer of automobiles driving us all to the cleaners by forcing repair shops to use substandard parts? The Louisiana Attorney General thinks that's the case and he has filed suit against the insurance giant.

Ice on the roads isn't our biggest problem with frozen precipitation. In Louisiana we've got a much bigger problem with hailstones.

State Farm customers can expect to pay a little bit more each month for their auto insurance coverage. The company attributes the increases to factors in the marketplace beyond their control.

Stephenson says the amount of extra each customer will pay in premium hikes will depend on what kind of insurance coverage that they have.

I've been a big fan of the State Farm "Discount Double Check" commercials. Yeah, I know Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers kind of started the funniness, but you got to admit, his spot was entertaining.

I know it's the way things go but I am not looking forward to paying more for my homeowner's insurance. And don't get me wrong, I love the folks at State Farm (including my agent and friends at Tommy Desormeaux's office here in Lafayette). But when I read that State Farm homeowner's insurance would be going up by an average of 7.8 percent in the state, I was a bit bummed.

Every company has to deal with increasing costs in some form or fashion from time to time. It's no different for one of the nation and state's biggest insurance providers.