A quirk in Kansas law requires you to pay premiums for a type of auto insurance that will pay you nothing after a crash.

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With the constant thaw and freeze potholes, some the size of small craters, are popping up all over Cleveland.

As home insurance gets more costly and availability drops in California and Florida, experts debate whether a national system could solve the crisis.