Bill passed could increase car insurance rates for Floridians April 30, 2021 at 4:11 PM EDT - Updated April 30 at 4:11 PM
Major changes could increase insurance costs for many Florida drivers after the state House and Senate voted Friday to repeal the state s no-fault auto insurance law. I don t think things were very carefully thought through on this, said Dr. Eric Hermann.
Hermann owns Ocean Ridge Chiropractic in Boynton Beach. On Friday, his attention was on Tallahassee. If the law does go into effect, more people will not be able to get insurance because it s going to be too expensive, Hermann said.
In Florida, drivers are required to carry $10,000 in personal injury protection, or PIP insurance, which covers you if you re in an accident, no matter who is at fault.
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WOODLAND PARK • As memories fade and history recedes into 21st-century concerns, a documentary by the Ute Pass Historical Society tells the story of the impact of area dude ranches, economically, socially and culturally. The film is a collaboration of the society, the Teller County Film Commission, Animas Productions and RedJaxx Media.
The documentary recalls the romance of the Old West that reverberated across America. “People wanted to pretend that they were back in the era of cowboys, to experience that kind of life,” said Donna Finicle, speaking in the theatrical trailer of “The Story of Us/ Dude Ranches above the Clouds.”