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Florida reporting its deadliest peak in daily death rates since the pandemic began

Miami, Florida – According to federal data published Thursday, Florida is reporting its deadliest peak in daily death rates since the pandemic began, surpassing previous coronavirus...

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Superintendent Alberto Carvalho on masks: ‘We’ve had 10 parents file complaints out of 300,000 students’

Miami, Florida – In the age of COVID and mask-wearing, Blanche Ely High school unveiled a brand new open-air cafeteria Thursday, complete with tables and large...

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The number of patients with coronavirus in Florida hospitals continues to drop as infection rates stay high

Florida – According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 15,488 patients with COVID-19 are hospitalized in Florida hospitals, an 8% decrease over the...

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Florida Power & Light Company sends crews to Louisiana after Hurricane Ida has passed

As Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana, Sunday Florida Power & Light Company deployed employees and contractors to support power restoration. More than 750 employees and...

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Sugar growers in Florida are suing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Florida – According to the federal lawsuits filed this week by Florida Crystals’ Okeelanta Corp., U.S. Sugar, and the Sugar Cane Growers Cooperative says the current...

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COVID-19 cases in Florida are once again on the rise, fueled by new cases involving children under 12

According to the Florida Department of Health’s weekly report, more than 26,000 children under 12 tested positive for the week, a 30% increase over the previous...

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Florida mother of six kills her 1-year-old, then stabs husband and her other teenage child while four other children all under 11 left the house to safety

The number of violent crimes across the country is increasing in the last couple of years aiming to set new record high number of cases this...

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The Securities and Exchange Commission accusing Johanna Garcia of running Ponzi scheme

Miami, Florida – A Broward County woman who owns MJ Capital Funding, is being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC is accusing Johanna...

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Cases of COVID-19 and hospitalizations continue to rise in Florida

Pembroke Pines, Florida – By now close to 17,000 people are currently hospitalized with COVID-19 across the state. Of those patients, 53 percent are in the...

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Florida surpasses 3 million individual COVID cases

Florida – According to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Saturday, Florida surpassed 3 million individual COVID cases since reporting began....

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Florida reporting its deadliest peak in daily death rates since the pandemic began

Superintendent Alberto Carvalho on masks: ‘We’ve had 10 parents file complaints out of 300,000 students’

The number of patients with coronavirus in Florida hospitals continues to drop as infection rates stay high

Florida Power & Light Company sends crews to Louisiana after Hurricane Ida has passed

Sugar growers in Florida are suing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

COVID-19 cases in Florida are once again on the rise, fueled by new cases involving children under 12

Florida mother of six kills her 1-year-old, then stabs husband and her other teenage child while four other children all under 11 left the house to safety

The Securities and Exchange Commission accusing Johanna Garcia of running Ponzi scheme

Cases of COVID-19 and hospitalizations continue to rise in Florida

Florida surpasses 3 million individual COVID cases

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South Florida artists urged to reimagine public spaces as Dania Beach launches Creative Visions initiative, seeking immersive art projects that engage the community and enhance everyday locations

Senator Rick Scott’s legislation seeks to impose harsh consequences on universities for neglecting antisemitic harassment, ensuring Jewish students are protected under federal law in latest legislative push

Florida Senator Rick Scott’s renewed push for the Sunshine Protection Act aims to make Daylight Saving Time permanent, with backing from key House and Senate leaders, emphasizing health, benefits

Okechukwu Josiah Odunna of Nigeria arrested for masterminding a fraudulent real estate operation that deceived financial institutions in Florida, leading to significant losses

Federal jury convicts Florida man, Dustin Sean McCabe, of manslaughter and fraud after deadly boating accident and deceptive COVID relief claims that exposed reckless conduct and financial exploitation

A night of celebration in Lauderdale Lakes ends in tragedy as gunfire erupts, leaving the community searching for answers after a fatal shooting

Comprehensive conservation strategy secures productive lands to ensure future generations continue Florida’s proud tradition of farming and ranching

Florida’s fight against the fentanyl crisis intensifies as Attorney General Uthmeier’s office charges 33 in a sweeping, multi-jurisdictional drug trafficking bust

FICPA celebrates unanimous committee approval as SB 160 sets the stage for a transformative overhaul in Florida’s accounting industry, something that many actually want

A huge financial relief is coming for Broward County schools teachers, principals, and educational support staff after unanimous vote results in salary hike