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Florida electricity bills set to rise in 2025 after state approves utility rate hikes
Florida – Floridians are getting ready for a surge in electricity bills beginning next year following a recent ruling by…
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DeSantis’ Defense Reinvestment Grants target infrastructure and technology near military bases
Okaloosa County, Florida – With Governor Ron DeSantis announcing an infusion of over $2.1 million through the Defense Reinvestment Grant…
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Another shock for Florida residents: Energy prices could rise again as suppliers seek help to cover hurricane recovery costs
Florida – Starting in January, Florida Power & Light (FPL) consumers could see their energy prices rise in order to…
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Florida Attorney General Moody charges tax preparer with exploiting elderly Floridians for financial fraud
Florida – In a case highlighting seniors’ vulnerability to financial fraud, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody’s Office of Statewide Prosecution has brought several…
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Governor Ron DeSantis credits Florida’s record-breaking tourism success to resilient policies and people
Destin, Florida – With the Sunshine State seeing unheard-of visitor counts in the third quarter of 2024, Florida’s tourism business…
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Florida, Georgia, Colorado, New Mexico, Virginia, Arizona and Wyoming voters voted for lower property taxes
Florida – Property taxes became a major concern for voters across the United States at the election earlier this week. Responding…
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Florida woman claims her win after lucky lottery ticket sold in Publix this past summer turned into $4 million prize
Tallahassee, Florida – In a turn of near-millions fate, Megan Chora of Largo, Florida, saw her dreams brush against a…
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Survey shows majority of Florida students feel free to share views without fear of censorship on campus
Florida – According to a recent public university system study for Florida, more students identify as Republicans than national norms.…
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Luxury developments in flood-prone Florida areas continue despite mounting risks from hurricanes and rising seas
Florida – With almost 77,000 new residences built since 2019, an analysis by the climate-modeling company First Street Foundation and cited…
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Floridians affected by Hurricanes Milton, Helene, and Debby can now access vital FEMA services at new recovery centers across 10 counties
Florida – After the devastating impacts of Hurricanes Milton, Helene, and Debby, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has declared…
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