The ambiguity of Florida’s license plate frame statute compels the state to make the regulations clear

License Plates – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Jane Rix Orlando, Florida – Is the frame on your license plate illegal? Following the implementation of a new legislation on October 1, that is the question that Florida drivers and law enforcement officials have been posing. As previously reported by News 6, there was so much

Florida is working to remove four vaccination requirements and increase exemptions

Patient receiving a vaccination – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Prostock-studio Panama City Beach, FL. — On Wednesday, the Florida Department of Health took a step toward doing away with four childhood vaccination requirements. The department can do this without the governor’s or the Legislature’s approval. The idea is the first concrete step in Florida

Florida will be hit by an Arctic polar vortex. How cold will it get?

Couple Walking on Beach During Cold Front, FL — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Kristi Blokhin Are you prepared for more frigid Christmas weather? According to AccuWeather analysts, a polar vortex system could bring two or more cold waves to Florida this week. According to AccuWeather Lead Long-Range Meteorologist Paul Pastelok, “two to three more rounds of

These are all of the new Florida laws that will go into force next month

New Florida Laws – Pictured: A gavel with the Floridan flag in the background. Photo: niroworld/Shutterstock.com TALLAHASSEE, FL – The most recent legislative session in Florida resulted in the approval of more than 200 new laws this year. A small number of these laws are scheduled to go into effect on New Year’s Day, but

Thanksgiving week in Florida is marked by record high temperatures and bitterly cold winds

Thanksgiving weather in Florida – Pictured: Woman sits by the beach in cold weather – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by: fantom_rd Some parts of Florida may experience lower temperatures on Thanksgiving or Black Friday due to a cold front moving in from the west, which also poses a risk of storms or perhaps a tornado

The budget-friendly Florida destination for retirees

Retirees On the Beach – Courtesy: Shutterstock — Daniel Myjones The small community of Sebring, Florida, located in the middle of the state and roughly 90 miles south of Orlando, is a popular and reasonably priced place to retire. Sebring, which has less than 12,000 residents, has a rich history, a laid-back lifestyle, small-town charm,

According to a recent survey, the roads in this Florida city are the worst in the country

Road building in Florida – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Timothy OLeary Pep Boys published its first-ever list of the “Worst Roads in America” this month. And at the very top comes the Sunshine State. Pep Boys examined the metro areas in its operational markets where drivers experience the highest rates of road-related repairs in

Residents of the Florida Air Force Base are instructed to remove their Christmas decorations

Christmas presents under tree – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Pixel-Shot A rigorously implemented rule that specifies when and where military families are permitted to celebrate Christmas has ordered them to take down their decorations on an air force base in Florida. The private housing contractor Balfour Beatty Communities sent a brief memo to the

When wintry weather strikes the eastern United States, Floridians are alerted about falling iguanas

Green iguanas sitting by lake — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Image by: Lacey Lin Photography From the Great Lakes to Florida and Texas, the eastern two-thirds of the United States experience cold and snow. As temperatures drop in Florida and other US states, residents are being warned to be on the lookout for iguanas that could

The expense of living has nearly 50 percent of Floridians thinking about relocating

Jacksonville Beach, Florida: Popular tourist destination — Courtesy: Image by JJacob Boomsma from Shutterstock Some Floridians are reconsidering life in the Sunshine State due to the high cost of living, which is reflected in the soaring costs of homes and insurance rates. According to a recent Florida Atlantic University survey, almost half of Floridians had