Save Money by Driving Electric with Volkswagen EV Tax Credits

Photo Source: Volkswagen Are you prepared to transition to electric vehicles and enjoy the excitement of operating a Volkswagen ID.4 or ID.Buzz? This is the perfect moment! Owning an electric vehicle is now more cheap than ever thanks to recent changes to the federal EV tax credit. We at Sunrise Volkswagen of Fort Pierce are

Florida will see subfreezing temperatures, heavy rain from new winter storm

Coldest temperatures of the season coming to Florida – Woman sitting near fireplace with mug in hand – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Alina Rosanova Much of Florida and the southeastern United States will experience some of the coldest temperatures of the season along with rain due to a new winter storm. The storm in

Six Central Florida American Red Cross volunteers travel to California

California wildfires — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Toa55 Over the past few days, six American Red Cross volunteers from Central Florida have been assisting those affected by fires in California. The executive director of the American Red Cross of Central Florida and the U.S. Virgin Islands, Janice Moran, stated, “As Red Crossers, this is not an

Two main causes for the abundance of homes in the Florida real estate market

Home for Sale in Florida — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Andy Dean Photography It looks that the Sunshine State of Florida’s COVID-19 epidemic real estate market is fading. According to Realtor.com®’s December 2024 Monthly Housing Report, a large number of homes were listed for longer than usual. According to the Realtor.com research, the average home was

A number of Macy’s stores in South Florida are scheduled to close

Macy’s storefront – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Mahmoud Suhail In the upcoming months, a number of Macy’s stores and Furniture Galleries in South Florida are anticipated to close. During the next three years, Macy’s plans to eliminate around 150 underperforming shops nationwide, the company announced in a press release on Thursday. The confirmed closure

Reports of invasive Asian swamp eels in Florida are encouraged

Eels – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by RLS Photo Concern over the invasive Asian swamp eel’s population expansion in Florida is growing, according to several agencies. The public is encouraged to report sightings by the University of Florida, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Geological Survey, and other organizations. The Asian swamp eel,

In 2026, the NHL intends to have two outdoor games in Florida

Florida Panthers at FLA Live Arena — Courtesy: Shutterstock — YES Market Media Florida outdoor hockey? According to the National Hockey League, it is willing to take on the challenge. The Sunshine State will host the NHL’s first outdoor games, the league announced Wednesday. Next year, the league will have two games: a Stadium Series

Publix Super Markets and Special Olympics Florida Light the Torch for Athletes with Intellectual Disabilities

Publix Bakery – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Mahmoud Suhail Publix Super Markets and Special Olympics Florida are reuniting in a mission-driven partnership to support Special Olympics athletes in the southeast U.S. and Florida. The annual Torch Icon Campaign at Publix, which unites Publix employees, consumers, and local communities to assist over 75,000 Special Olympics

A strong cold front will deliver the lowest temperatures in at least two years

Intense cold front hitting Florida beach — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Mia2you Some storms could strike sections of Florida when a powerful front sweeps through on Monday. This cold front will open the gates for a chilly air mass that might be the coldest in two years for parts of South Florida. The same system that

Historical research indicates that Florida’s manatees are actually relatively recent arrivals

Manatee Eating Lettuce — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Mary-Kaitlyn Arnette Researchers have discovered that manatees, who have long been regarded as some of Florida’s most adored and captivating residents, are not native to the Sunshine State and arrived just like any other visitor in quest of the warm temperatures and crystal-clear seas. Scientists from George Washington