Florida Retail Federation Expects Fourth Of July Sales To Slightly Sink This Year
With the Fourth of July holiday landing in the middle of the week, the Florida Retail Federation expects sales to sink a tad this year.
FIU Offering New Online Master’s Degree With ‘Mega Events’ Specialization
Florida International University has added a new online master’s program aimed at tackling the ever-growing trend of mega events.
NASA Administrator: ‘No Doubt’ SpaceX Capsule Explosion Will Delay Crewed Flights
NASA’s top boss said the late April “anomaly” that lit a SpaceX capsule ablaze will definitely delay the U.S. space agency’s plans for crewed flights.
Lawmakers Push To Make Pulse Nightclub Site A National Memorial
With the third anniversary of the Pulse nightclub shooting upon us, lawmakers are pushing for the site to be designated a national memorial.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Defender Of The Everglades
Marjory Stoneman Douglas was a writer, an environmentalist, an advocate, an activist… but above all else she was the Defender of the Everglades.
Gov. DeSantis’ Trade-Focused Trip To Israel Comes To A Close
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is headed home after a five-day trip to Israel where he focused on trade partnerships.
Trump Tells DeSantis Undocumented Immigrants Won’t Be Sent To Florida
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has announced that thousands of undocumented immigrants will not be sent to the Sunshine State.
Homestead-Miami Speedway 1 Of 3 Tracks To Receive Rule Change
When drivers rev their 550-horsepower engines at Homestead-Miami Speedway this November, their cars will be equipped with aero ducts.
Florida Legislature Approves ‘Family Empowerment Scholarship’
The “Family Empowerment Scholarship,” a topic of heated debated the last few weeks, has been approved by the Florida legislature.
U.S. Navy Blue Angels Return To Fort Lauderdale Air Show For 1st Time In Over 12 Years
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels are returning to South Florida for the first time in over 12 years to headline the Fort Lauderdale Air Show.