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Anti-Israel mob chanting ‘Long live Intifada’ lights flares outside NYC exhibit that memorializes Oct. 7 Nova Music Festival victims
The protesters also yelled “Israel go to hell” during what was billed by organizers as a “citywide day of rage for Gaza,” video shows. Read More.
New on-demand shuttle service, ‘BocaConnect,’ is starting in Boca Raton. Here’s when.
A much-anticipated amenity, Boca Raton’s on-demand shuttle service, has been a long time in the making. Here’s everything to know about the city’s latest offering. Read More.
Biden's approval rating just hit its lowest mark on record
Joe Biden is running out of time to reverse his meager approval ratings before the election. Read More.
Coast Guard intercepts over 300 migrants headed for US and ships them back home
Coast Guard cutters intercepted more than 300 migrants from Haiti and the Bahamas off the US coast over the past week — and has now shipped all of them back to their homelands. Read More.
AC repairman from Delray Beach accused of trafficking 17-year-old girl
A Delray Beach man is behind bars after being accused of trafficking a teenage girl. Read More.
DeSantis: Students, parents and teachers agree that no phones in classrooms was the right move
Gov. Ron DeSantis said Florida made the right move to recently prohibit students from using cellphones in the classroom at a press conference in Hialeah Monday. Read More.
Gas prices in Florida plummet to their lowest levels in four months
The average price of a gallon of gas has fallen 15 cents in the last week. Read More.
Gov. DeSantis commits to $1.25 billion teacher salary increase
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced that he plans to increase funding for teacher salaries by $1.25 billion in the next Fiscal Year 2024-25. Read More.
Florida sniper shoots, kills bank robber holding hostages through computer monitor: Video
Lee County Sheriff's Office in Florida shared video of one of its snipers in February firing through a computer monitor at an alleged bank robber who was holding hostages. Read More.
Jacksonville tire shop flies Nazi flag: ‘I’m trying to share the message of ‘Free Palestine”
A tire shop in Jacksonville hung a Nazi flag outside of their shop in an attempt to "share the message of 'Free Palestine.'" Read More.
Florida Police Hiring In Huge Demand
New job data by by Zip Recruiter says employment in the law enforcement field is in high demand and those looking to be hired as a police officer in the Florida and throughout the U.S. have an excellent chance of being hired. Read More.
RFK Jr. to appear on FL presidential ballot after Reform Party gets recertified
The Reform Party has regained ballot status in Florida, meaning that its presidential nominee, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., will appear on the November ballot in the Sunshine State. Read More.
Florida Supreme Court Upholds DeSantis’ Suspension Of State Attorney
Earlier today, Florida’s Supreme Court upheld Gov. Ron DeSantis’ Executive Order to suspend Florida State Attorney Monique Worrell, who served in Florida’s Ninth Judicial Circuit for Orange and Osceola Counties. Read More.
Some nationalities escape Biden’s sweeping asylum ban because deportation flights are scarce
The Border Patrol arrested Gerardo Henao 14 hours after President Joe Biden suspended asylum processing at the U.S. border with Mexico this week. Read More.
Florida Man Sentenced for Multiple Child Sexual Abuse Material Offenses
An HSI Tampa investigation has led to the sentencing of a Florida man to seven years and three months in federal prison for receiving, distributing and possessing child sexual abuse material. Read More.
