Governor DeSantis highlights Florida’s recently implemented Second Amendment sales tax holiday

Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday – Pictured: Man Shooting Gun at Range – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Prath Plant City, Florida – Florida’s newest sales tax holiday, which includes firearms, ammo, and recreational equipment, was introduced by Governor Ron DeSantis on Monday. At a press conference in Plant City, the governor and Lt. Gov.

Dolphins’ season opener against the Colts was a blowout defeat

Hard Rock Stadium Miami Dolphins – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by YES Market Media The Miami Dolphins lost 33-8 against the Indianapolis Colts on the road Sunday to start the season. In every aspect, the Colts were far superior to the Dolphins. Honestly, it’s hard to find anything good about the Dolphins’ performance. Almost everyone

Florida & California: Nation’s Top New List of the Riskiest Housing Markets

South Florida Aerial View – Housing Market – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by pisaphotography Parts of Florida and California are at the top of a new list of property areas most at risk of a decline in home values, following deadly storms and wildfires. California had 14 of the 50 highest-risk markets, Florida had seven,

Florida intends to remove all statewide vaccination requirements

Child Vaccination — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Ira Lichi Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo declared Wednesday that the state will take action to repeal all vaccination requirements. Florida would become the first state to do away with the long-standing, constitutionally supported practice of mandating specific immunizations for schoolchildren. During a press conference, Ladapo declared that

A second well-known Republican enters the campaign to succeed Florida Governor Ron DeSantis

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis speaking – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by The Old Major TALLAHASSEE, FL. — Paul Renner, the former speaker of the Florida House, became the second well-known Republican to enter the campaign to succeed term-limited Governor Ron DeSantis on Wednesday when he filed to run for the office. In an interview on

The 2025–2026 list of America’s Top Colleges by Forbes has been released. What was Florida’s ranking?

Forbes Top Colleges List – University of Florida – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Bryan Pollard According to Forbes’ List of America’s Best Colleges, the University of Florida was placed No. 4 among the nation’s best public universities last year. It slipped a bit this year. The top Florida university, UF, was placed No. 5

Florida is currently the second-most financially challenged state in the US, after Texas

City of Miami Beach, Florida – Aerial Perspective — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Image by: Cascade Creatives Many Americans are finding it difficult to make ends meet as a result of increased costs for everything from food to rent in an uncertain economy. They are even using credit to cover necessities. According to a recent LendingTree

The location of the new Florida Buc-ee’s may be set

World’s largest convenience store, Buc-ee’s – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by stock__photo_world Charlotte, Fl. – Road trippers in Florida may soon be able to enjoy brisket sandwiches and beaver nuggets at another Buc-ee’s. Documents show that almost 650 acres in Charlotte County, close to I-75, have been rezoned, raising rumors of plans to open another

Update on Florida’s Property Tax Cut Proposal

Property Tax Update – Pictured: Model Home on Desk While Signing Papers – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Alexander Raths Blaise Ingoglia, the CFO for the state of Florida, is urging significant reductions in property taxes, claiming that local governments are keeping their budgets bigger than they need to at the expense of homeowners. During

Florida is home to 700,000 acres of Brazilian peppertrees, which is roughly the same area as Rhode Island

Canoeing – Photo Credit: Joanne Date/Shutterstock Palm Beach, Florida — The Brazilian peppertree has become the most common and invasive plant in Florida since the 1960s. Over 700,000 acres, or about the same area as Rhode Island, are currently covered with growth, according to the USDA Agricultural Research Service. Native vegetation is choked out by