No-Fault's Demise Could Mean Higher Rates, Risk (The Tampa Tribune)

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No-Fault's Demise Could Mean Higher Rates, Risk (The Tampa Tribune)

Come Oct. 1, auto insurance will no longer be required in Florida.

Around the Region (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)

WHITTIER - A man in his 50s was airlifted to a local hospital in critical condition Thursday after he was struck by a car while riding his bicycle in unincorporated Whittier, officials said.

Albuquerque restaurant uses foldable motorcycle as anti-DWI tool (Albuquerque Tribune)

The Barley Room Bar & Grill offers a service in which General Manager Phil Lovato will ride around on a motorcycle that might look at home in a three-ring circus.

No end to USA strike in sight (Florida Today)

Defiant shuttle program workers remain on the strike picket line after 11/2 months, with no end in sight and no contract negotiations, as United Space Alliance continues its work with replacement workers.

Big Brother (Anorak)

Who will make the most money after Big Brother? Loading ... MORE no news on the Madeleine McCann case. It is now a week since the three-year-old girl was snatched from a Portugal holiday resort.

Mobile Home Insurance (WMBB TV Panama City)

Mobile home owners say rates are rising for some, while others don't even qualify to receive coverage

Morning briefs (The Florida Times-Union)

A roundup of business news.

Coping with storm insurance (The Florida Times-Union)

Even as showdowns between insurance companies and regulators keep playing out at the state Capitol, homeowners are making kitchen-table decisions about how they will cope with hurricane season and their cost of property insurance. Here are three ways homeowners can lower their premiums.

Families for Family Leave Bill (R News)

ALBANY -- Parents and their babies head to the state capitol steps Thursday to urge the state Senate to pass a family leave bill. The governor backed the legislation and it passed in the Democrat-controlled assembly in June.

SUNNY (Charlotte Sun)

State Farm, the state's largest auto insurer, and other auto insurers who lobbied hard for the sunset of PIP say the requirement to buy property damage coverage will survive PIP's termination.

No-Fault's Demise Could Mean Higher Rates, Risk (The Tampa Tribune)

will vary depending on the insurance agency, your driving record, and the type of insurance you are looking to purchase. I you are looking for affordable car insurance or truck insurance then read on.

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No-Fault's Demise Could Mean Higher Rates, Risk (The Tampa Tribune)

No-Fault's Demise Could Mean Higher Rates, Risk (The Tampa Tribune)

No-Fault's Demise Could Mean Higher Rates, Risk (The Tampa Tribune)

Around the Region (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)

Albuquerque restaurant uses foldable motorcycle as anti-DWI tool (Albuquerque Tribune)

No end to USA strike in sight (Florida Today)

Big Brother (Anorak)

Mobile Home Insurance (WMBB TV Panama City)

Morning briefs (The Florida Times-Union)

Coping with storm insurance (The Florida Times-Union)

Families for Family Leave Bill (R News)

SUNNY (Charlotte Sun)

No-Fault's Demise Could Mean Higher Rates, Risk (The Tampa Tribune)

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