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The inflation crisis in Florida is getting out of hand

Man viewing receipts in supermarket and tracking prices during inflation – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Denys Kurbatov The consumer price index (CPI) increased unexpectedly by 3.5 percent in March compared to the same month last year, shattering expectations that the Federal Reserve would lower interest rates any time soon. This suggests that inflation may

Thirteen cities have increased hiring; Texas and Florida lead the way, while the coasts are dwindling

Now hiring sign at McDonald’s location in Sunny Isles Beach, FL – Courtesy: Shutterstock by Kristi Blokhin The economy is trending downward in the most advantageous manner. The coastal Southeast and the Rockies are seeing significant economic growth, with an increase in the availability of well-paying jobs and reasonably priced homes. And with a burgeoning

Florida’s Turnpike will host the largest Tesla charging station in the world

Tesla charging station – Courtesy: Shutterstock by Natali Glado Osceola County – Drivers of Tesla vehicles will soon have the option to pause and recharge when traveling from Central Florida to South Florida. Tesla intends to construct a sizable supercharger facility in Osceola County, close to the Florida Turnpike. It is anticipated to be the

The frightening mystery behind Florida’s sinkhole

Sinkhole in Florida – Courtesy: Shutterstock by Sherri_j’s_pics The state’s deepest point is a sinkhole filled with water called the “Mystery Sink,” located near Orange County’s northernmost tip. Furthermore, most cars have probably driven by it unnoticed because of its proximity to Interstate 4. The hourglass-shaped pit is estimated by the Orange County Regional History

When will Florida see its solar eclipse in 2024?

Solar eclipse – Courtesy: Shutterstock by aeonWAVE The complete solar eclipse that will occur on Monday, April 8 is only a day away. The Great North American Eclipse’s path of totality will begin in the South Pacific Ocean between Mexico and New Zealand, cross into Oklahoma from Mexico, and then proceed northeast (diagonally) across the

‘Historic’ haul of more than $50 million raised by the Trump campaign at a Florida fundraiser

Donald Trump – Courtesy: Shutterstock by Matt Smith At a GOP dinner on Saturday night in Palm Beach, Florida, the campaign team of the former president claims to have raised over $50 million, shattering previous records for a Republican or Democratic candidate. Campaign spokesman Danielle Alvarez claimed, “It took three Democratic presidents to raise $25

Now, Florida allows two more insurance companies to operate

Property Insurance Market – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Alexander Raths Two more insurance companies have been given permission to join the Florida insurance market, according to a statement released by the Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) on Wednesday. With eight more insurance companies now operating in Florida, industry officials anticipate that this will increase

Mopar’s 2024 Easter Jeep Safari Concepts

Easter Jeep Safari Concepts – Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Media Off-road vehicle manufacturer Jeep® is well-known for a variety of attributes, including 4×4 off-road capability, adventure, a customer base referred to as “Jeepers,” numerous honors and accolades, and a number of yearly events that honor the brand’s heritage and keep discovering new ways to live the

NASA is looking into the origin of a piece of metal that crashed into a house in Florida

NASA haults space launch due to Hurricane Ian – Pictured: Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by: Allard One NASA is looking into claims made by a southern Florida man that his home was severely damaged by an object that fell from space. On March 8, in the afternoon, Alejandro Otero

Manatees in Florida have an addiction to power plants. Researchers are easing them off

Manatees — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Image by: Lukasz Machowczyk Manatees in Florida were driven from warm springs to power plants by pollution. Their new built homes are disappearing as the state moves toward renewable energy. On the Gulf Coast of the state, close to Apollo Beach, the huge, gray, barnacled Florida manatees idly float close