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Proposed plan to put golf courses at Jonathan Dickinson State Park isn't the first time
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection's proposed plans to add golf courses and other amenities at nine state parks, including Jonathan Dickinson State Park, isn't the first time golf courses were proposed on state parks. In 2011, legislators tried to add golf courses to state parks through bills that would have required the...
AT&T workers mark day 7 on strike, call for fair contract
SUNRISE, Fla. – It’s been a week now that AT&T union workers have been out on the streets on strike. Local 10′s Hannah Yechivi was in Sunrise Friday morning, where workers from Fort Lauderdale were picketing, and they could also be seen in Miami and West Palm Beach.
Ten football prospects in Northeast, Florida whose 2025 recruitments are worth tracking with Power Four teams
The majority of fall recruiting will be focused on maintaining a class, flipping prospects or laying a strong foundation while building the 2026 class, but there is room for seniors to prove that they are Power Four worthy despite classes being close to full. In some instances, the upcoming high school season will be the first chance for players to prove themselves to Power Four programs.
Governor Ron DeSantis grants Titusville-Cocoa Airport Authority $5.8M
The Titusville-Cocoa Airport Authority is receiving $5.8 million dollars from a state grant program to help create 900 jobs. Governor Ron DeSantis was in Brevard County Thursday to announce the grant provided by the Florida Job Growth Grant Fund. The governor said the money will be used to provide a...
Hot water, bigger storms: What’s the future of Florida’s clam industry?
CEDAR KEY — In the days leading up to Hurricane Debby, Timothy Solano went about his life as usual, cautiously eying the storm forming in the Gulf of Mexico. A father of three and second-generation clam farmer, he was still busy cleaning up the mess left behind by Hurricane Idalia, a Category 3 storm that pummeled Cedar Key and Florida’s Big Bend region a year earlier and caused devastating losses for local shellfish operations.
Money proves crucial for winners of two Florida House races in Polk County
Money made a difference for Tuesday’s winners of two Republican primaries for Florida House seats in Polk County — but in different ways. In District 49, Jennifer Kincart Jonsson collected far more in campaign funds than any of her three opponents, with some of it coming from corporate donors and political committees based outside Polk County. ...
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