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No G-strings for ‘young things’? Under 21-stripper ban moving forward in Legislature
The measure is supposed to combat human trafficking. Read More.
Florida bill on 'grooming' could affect sex ed in schools
A Florida bill is facing scrutiny for vague language that may inadvertently affect inclusive sex education in the state. Read More.
Florida is the 5th Most Expensive State for Groceries, According to New Study
Florida residents averaged the fifth-highest amount spent on groceries per week, according to a new report from HelpAdvisor.com. Read More.
This Florida university was just ranked among the nation’s best for online degrees
A Florida university continues to receive high ratings for its online degree programs. Read More.
Florida teacher accused of unlawful sexual activity with student
An English teacher at a South Florida High School is facing charges related to improper contact with a 16-year-old student. Read More.
E. coli, fecal matter 'did, in fact,' contaminate Riviera Beach drinking water, mayor says
E. coli and fecal matter were present in two Riviera Beach wells and "did, in fact," seep into the city's drinking water supply, the mayor said on Monday. Read More.
Trump not immune from prosecution, federal appeals court rules
Former President Donald Trump can be prosecuted for alleged crimes that took place while in office, a court ruled Tuesday. Read More.
State CFO Patronis Warns Floridians to Beware of Feds Acquiring Personal Information
Below is an official statement from Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis regarding federal government activities involving the acquisition of personal transactions. Read More.
NJ-based gang of migrants charging $6K a head to smuggle illegal immigrants into US from Canada: report
A New Jersey-based migrant gang is smuggling hordes of illegal immigrants into the US across the Canadian border for a price of $6,000 a head, a new report reveals. Read More.
Florida ranks third in the number of reported human trafficking cases nationwide
Human trafficking is the use of force, fraud or coercion to obtain commercial sex or a labor act. According to the number of calls made to the human trafficking crisis hotline, Florida ranks third behind California and Texas for the number of reported cases. Read More.
University of Florida student fights against corporal punishment in schools
Corporal punishment is a common disciplinary practice in schools across the state, but many are trying to redefine how it’s used. Read More.
Florida Huddle 2024: Celebrating tourism successes, with highest attendance ever
With the largest attendance ever – with 728 buyers, suppliers, travel operators and wholesalers – Florida Huddle 2024 opened at the Miami Beach Convention Centre last night with Latin rhythms matching the joyous energy of the attendees. Read More.
Sen. Collins bill mandating accurate communist teachings in public schools clears committee
Florida legislation by Sen. Jay Collins, R-Tampa, creating a task force to evaluate and determine the accurate teaching of communist history in classrooms passed its first committee assignment on Tuesday. Read More.
Century Village Boca Raton Resident Jailed For Drugs
Brian Kummer doesn’t look like the traditional Century Village Boca Raton resident, a community designed for senior citizens. Read More.
Florida antisemitism bill moves forward after addressing First Amendment concerns
Legislation aimed at fighting anti-Jewish hate is making its way through the legislature, but the idea to clearly define criminal antisemitism has been running into some roadblocks. Read More.
