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Human trafficking is a significant concern in the United States, but the situation is worse for some states. According to the Florida Alliance to End Human Trafficking, Florida ranks as the third highest state for human trafficking cases and second for labor trafficking cases. Read More.

Illegal aliens among the child predators Read More.

Fitch Ratings has affirmed a “AAA” credit rating for the state of Florida on Wednesday after downgrading the federal government’s credit rating earlier this month. Read More.

Nearly half of parents in Florida agree with Governor Ron DeSantis' "Don't Say Gay or Trans" law, but roughly 40% also say they would consider leaving the state over the law, according to a survey conducted in the spring of 2023. The data was revealed in a report published by the Williams Institute of UCLA. Read More.

Fitch Ratings recently affirmed Florida's AAA credit rating, the highest achievable among the credit rating organization. Read More.

Michael Duane Zack was convicted in the 1996 murder of a woman he met in a bar. Read More.

Florida led the nation in payroll growth in July, Wells Fargo said in a Friday report, which noted most of the upturn was in the healthcare and professional and the scientific and technical services sectors while leisure and hospitality shed jobs. Read More.

A drag queer running for office wants to usher in a brighter future for the ‘voiceless’ queer folks living in the sunshine state. Read More.

A big bust out of South Florida, as the Monroe County Sheriff's Office joined forces with Miami-Dade Police to arrest 10 men they say are linked to a massive burglary ring. Read More.

A memorial honoring five victims of a 1996 car crash that had stood at the crash site in Boca Raton for more than 27 years vanished Wednesday. Read More.

Palm Beach State College is one of 10 community and technical colleges nationwide to receive Lowe’s Foundation Gable Grants to support skilled trades workforce development initiatives. Read More.

In what has become a contentious issue in the culture wars in Florida, the State Board of Education on Wednesday will decide on rules to cover the “Safety in Private Spaces Act,” in K-12 private schools, which would prohibit students from using bathrooms or changing facilities not assigned to their biological sex. Read More.

Plaintiffs filed a revised version of the lawsuit, which in part said the law violates First Amendment rights and chills speech related to sexual orientation and gender identity. Read More.

With the new school year comes new rules for how students can use cell phones and social media in class. Read More.

Florida schools saw an 8% decline in teacher vacancies heading into the beginning of the 2023-2024 school year, The Daily Signal has learned. Read More.