Your top resource for the 2025 Florida Strawberry Festival

Florida Strawberry Festival Ticket Counter — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Image by: EWY Media This week marks the return of the Florida Strawberry Festival, which means 11 days in a row of heart-stopping fair fare, cows walking the catwalks, and, of course, fresh berries in Plant City, the “Winter Strawberry Capital of the World.” The big

Florida is suing Target for misleading shareholders about DEI

A gavel with the Floridan flag in the background. Photo: niroworld/Shutterstock.com Reuters, February 20 The state of Florida sued Target (TGT.N) on Thursday for allegedly hiding the dangers of its diversity and social efforts, which sparked a backlash from customers and a drop in the company’s stock price. In the federal court in Fort Myers,

Alligators in the Florida Sewer System Are “Abundant”: “Like Something Out of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”

Alligators Florida Everglades — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Thierry Eidenweil Alligators have been living in Florida’s wastewater pipes. According to a University of Florida research, there were 35 distinct animal species in the stormwater sewer systems beneath Gainesville, including armadillos, frogs, raccoons, and yes, alligators. According to the study, as urbanization and development increase, “human-modified environments”

There Are Many Surprises in This Small Florida Library

Stephen King book collection on library bookshelf – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Ned Snowman With its expansive oak canopy and the enigmatic DeFuniak Lake, which appears as a nearly perfect circle on a map, the town of DeFuniak Springs is the type of Old Florida village you might anticipate in a Southern Gothic tale.

The ‘Best Of The Best’ in the United States was just awarded to this Florida beach

Aerial view of Longboat Key town and beaches in Manatee and Sarasota counties along the central west coast beach of the U.S. state of Florida – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Unwind Recently, a Florida beach with white quartz sand was named America’s best beach. Fans of Siesta Key’s stunning Siesta Beach won’t be shocked

Florida has the lowest nursing test pass percentage in the country

Nursing – Nurse holding patient’s hand – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by sasirin pamai In 2024, Florida had the lowest nursing test pass percentage in the country. Why it’s important: The state’s long-standing manpower crisis will worsen if fewer nurses pass the exam and work in hospitals. According to a recent study from the Florida

2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee: Presidents’ Day Ride in Miami

Jeep Grand Cherokee – Photo Source/Copyright: Jeep The sound of a Jeep engine roaring. The classic grille with seven slots. American independence, adventure, and tenacity are embodied in these photos. The 2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee is a prime example of why Jeep has built a reputation as “America’s Most Patriotic Brand” throughout the years. This

A new measure in Florida would permit medical marijuana users to cultivate their own cannabis at home

Judge’s gavel with marijuana leaf next to it – Photo: TANYARICO/Shutterstock.com Some individuals would be able to grow marijuana at home under a new bill that was submitted to the Florida Senate. After voters rejected an amendment to legalize marijuana for adults 21 and older, lawmakers are now working to increase access to the drug

Senator Rick Scott of Florida advocates for stricter travel restrictions and penalties on Cuba

Rick Scott – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by lev radin Sen. Rick Scott of Florida is urging more stringent penalties against the Cuban regime, including a reintroduction of flight bans to the island. The Republican senator contends that American visits to Cuba support regime persecution and provide financial advantages to the Cuban military. Scott explained

Because of the harmful red tide algae off the coast of Florida, DeSantis is encouraged to declare an emergency

Red Tide — Courtesy: Shutterstock — smcfeeters A growing “red tide” algae bloom off the southwest coast of Florida is threatening well-known tourist beaches and is being blamed for the deaths of fish and dolphins, prompting environmentalists to urge Governor Ron DeSantis to declare an emergency. The outbreak, which scientists say started in the Gulf