by Andrew Powell - The Center Square | Jul 10, 2023
Florida’s fresh seafood industry is posting significantly reduced hauls across the entire state, from the Atlantic, to the Gulf Coast to the Panhandle. A combination of two factors has contributed to the ongoing pinch: rising diesel fuel costs and hurricane...
by Brian Burgess | Jul 5, 2023
The Florida State Guard has graduated its first class of 100 troops since its reconstitution in 2022, a move initiated by Gov. Ron DeSantis to bolster the state’s emergency response capabilities. The reintroduction of a state military force has sparked...
by Brian Burgess | Jun 13, 2023
Ongoing reductions in natural gas pricing has reduced costs for Florida Power & Light electricity generation, which the company is passing along to consumers. The new cuts will total more than a quarter of a million dollars, which follows an even larger rate cut...
by Brian Burgess | Jun 8, 2023
Florida officials say a new supercomputer is expected to improve storm predictions by 10-15 percent. Officials also point out that no two storms are alike and understanding key differences will save lives. At a press conference, the officials urged residents to...
by Brian Burgess | Jun 8, 2023
Some tasty news nuggets to start your day… DeSantis speaks out on migrant relocation flights Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has called for states to take a more aggressive approach to immigration enforcement, while facing criticism for directing flights of...
by Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida | Jun 6, 2023
Florida has joined a federal lawsuit with nine other states against the overhaul of the National Flood Insurance Program, claiming the new system is flawed and will increase premiums for property owners. The lawsuit challenges the new system, called “Risk Rating...
