DeSantis Considered by Trump

President Donald Trump said he would “certainly consider” offering Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis a position in his administration once DeSantis completes his final term as governor. Trump made the comment when reporters asked whether he might give DeSantis a job in the administration. “ I don’t know, but I’d certainly consider it,” Trump replied. “I…

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Moving to Florida? Bring Your Wallet

No Florida city ranks in the top 100 for rental affordability nationwide, according to a new WalletHub analysis of 182 U.S. cities. Jacksonville placed highest among Sunshine State markets at No. 125 nationally, with renters spending 25.16% of median household income on rent and an overall affordability score of 46.61. St. Petersburg ranked No. 153…

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Stepped Up Ag Efforts for Everglades

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced Monday an expedited timeline for the Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA) Reservoir, a key component of South Florida’s Everglades restoration efforts, with construction now scheduled for completion by 2029 — five years ahead of the original 2034 target.  Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works Adam Telle…

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Miami Spring Brake “Light” in ’26

Miami officials say crowds along Ocean Drive remained strikingly thin over the second peak weekend of spring break 2026, as Miami Beach’s multi-year enforcement strategy of heavy police presence, street barricades, and steep parking fees continued to deter large gatherings of college students and partygoers. As the weekend kicked off this past Saturday, visitors strolling…

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    Election Integrity Bill Passes Florida Senate

    The Florida Senate passed a major election integrity bill Thursday, requiring proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration and tightening voter ID rules at polling places. The measure, HB 991, cleared on a party-line 27-12 vote. Republicans framed it as closing potential vulnerabilities in election security. Sen. Erin Grall (R-Vero Beach), the Senate sponsor, said:…

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      State to Take StableCoin Payments

      Florida lawmakers on Wednesday gave final approval to a bill establishing a pilot program that would allow the state to accept stablecoins for certain government fees, positioning Florida as a leader in digital asset adoption. The House passed the Senate version of SB 1568 by a 108-3 vote after waiving rules for a swift final…

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        12 Hours of Sebring Coming Downtown

        Race fans, interested residents and others getting ready for the off track events being held in conjunction with this year’s running of the Mobil 1 12 Hours of Sebring, The City of Sebring, IMSA, and Sebring International Raceway have announced changes to the annual Twelve Hour Fan Fest, scheduled for Tuesday, March 17 from 5:30…

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