Florida Senate Blocks Local Governments From Banning Plastic Straws
Local governments have been dealt a massive blow in their attempt to ban plastic straws.
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Florida Tech Women’s Golf Team Makes Postseason After Being Discontinued
The Panthers are playing in the South Regional of the 2019 NCAA Division II Women’s Golf Championships.
Agriculture Commissioner: ‘Sanctuary Cities’ Bill Would Hurt Florida Farmers
Florida Agricultural Commissioner Nikki Fried is taking a stand against a bill that she believes would hurt Florida farmers.
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.
Study Reveals 1 In 5 Florida Jobs Supported By International Trade
The raw number of jobs supported was close to 2.4 million.
Florida Southern College Home To World’s Largest Single-Site Collection Of Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture
Frank Lloyd Wright designed 18 structures for Florida Southern College that embraced his philosophy of organic architecture.
FWC Invites Kids To Free Freshwater Fishing Derby
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is inviting kids between the ages of 6-12 to come and learn the ropes about freshwater fishing.
‘Anomaly’ Could Set Back SpaceX Crew Dragon Capsule Launch To ISS
SpaceX’s commercial flight capsule suffered an “anomaly” that could set back the company’s proposed crew-carrying launch to the International Space Station.
Booming Population Growth In Orlando, Tampa Comes With Affordable Housing Issues
The Sunshine State was second in population growth a year ago, and most of the gains can be attributed to Central Florida.
Florida Teachers Push For Increased School Funding With Statewide ‘Walk-Ins’
Teachers at almost 400 schools across 40-plus Florida counties participated in “walk-ins” aimed at pressuring lawmakers to increase school funding.