Business
900 families to be evicted from Florida mobile home park
Park authorities reported that the closure is part of a community development plan that seeks to modernize the area
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Law Enforcement
Elderly Cuban couple dies after fire in Miami building
Nicanor and Gisela Padron lost their lives after a fire broke out in the apartment complex where they lived
Entertainment
Anuel AA gave to Yailin ‘la mas viral’ a new car
Just as he did with Karol G when they were dating, the Puerto Rican singer gave a luxury car to his new fiancée. Yailin showed off her gift in a hot bikini
Politics
Florida legislature passes budget with $1 billion in taxpayer savings
The Florida legislature on Monday finalized details on a $112.1 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year that includes $1 billion in savings for taxpayers
Sports
Tom Brady ends retirement, will join Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2022
"I’m coming back for my 23rd season in Tampa," Brady tweeted
Politics
Floridians fare slightly better than most Americans struggling to pay energy bills
Coupled with Russia's invasion of Ukraine and President Joe Biden's energy policies, crude supply is restricted, demand has increased, and costs are skyrocketing
Climate
More than $2 million in housing assistance available for Southwest Florida tornado victims
More than $2 million in housing assistance and additional resources are now available for Southwest Floridians impacted by the Jan. 16 tornadoes that destroyed homes in Placida, in Charlotte County, and in Iona, in Lee County
Health
EPA approves pilot project to release genetically modified mosquitoes into Florida Keys despite widespread opposition
The genetically engineered mosquitos released into the Florida Keys are part of an effort to combat Dengue fever, Yellow fever, and the Zika virus.
Coronavirus
Florida goes against CDC, becomes first state to advise against COVID-19 vaccine for healthy kids
Less than 900 children have died from COVID since the pandemic began, according to the CDC
Immigration
Boat carrying 300 Haitian migrants runs aground off Florida Keys
A wooden boat carrying more than 300 Haitian migrants got stuck in shallow water in the Florida Keys, federal authorities said. The U.S. Coast Guard, the U.S. Border Patrol, and Monroe County and Miami Dade Fire Rescue responded to the scene near Ocean Reef Club in Key Largo.
Business
Shipping company to move operations from backlogged California to Florida’s open ports
While many businesses continue to leave California for Texas and elsewhere, international shipping companies have been increasing their operations in Florida
