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Central Florida art nonprofits scramble after Gov. DeSantis vetoes arts spending
ORLANDO, Fla. – The arts encompass everything from music and dance to ceramics and woodworking, said Jennifer Evins, president and CEO of United Arts of Central Florida. “It’s tattoo artists, it’s floral designers, it’s sculpture artists, it’s poetry,” Evins added. She emphasizes that art...
FDLE official casts doubt on Florida's reason for concealing DeSantis' travel records
A Florida Department of Law Enforcement official Friday said that disclosing the cost of Gov. Ron DeSantis' travel from two years ago doesn't jeopardize his safety. That's significant, because it comes after FDLE has repeatedly denied public records requests for DeSantis' travel expenses, citing safety and security exemptions. ...
Volunteers clean up abandoned homeless encampment
STUART, Fla. (CBS12) — About 20 volunteers plus members of the Martin County Sheriff's Office spent several hours Saturday in Stuart, cleaning up trash at an abandoned homeless encampment. John Rourke, organizer of the cleanup, says they removed about 10,000 pounds of trash Saturday from a wooded area across...
Dealership to pay drivers $600k after tricking them into paying for useless fees that tacked on thousands to cost of car
CUSTOMERS banded together against a dealership that charged them undisclosed fees when buying a vehicle from under a lease. The Attorney General's Office used to take a "hands-off" approach when it came to dealerships - an official notice changed the game. Johnny Kane and Juan Carlos Beltran were two of...
A campaign emerges against the amendment that would end Florida’s campaign public financing
Floridians for Open Democracy, a recently launched group, is campaigning against a proposed state constitutional amendment that would scrap public funding of statewide campaigns and the spending limits that candidates who draw those funds must agree to. Getting rid of Florida’s matching-fund program for candidates running for governor and the three Cabinet positions would make […]
Week in Review: Going for Paralympic gold, Off-duty deputy stabbed, 120 mph in Vero Beach
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — Here are the stories with the most watched videos from this week. Paley patients to Paris: 3 athletes go for Paralympic gold thanks to PBC medical institute. The 2024 Olympic Games in Paris may have just wrapped up, but the Paralympics is now...
Netanyahu Seeks Israeli Taxpayer Funds to Boost Son's Security in Hallandale
On the sun-soaked boulevards of Miami-Dade and Broward counties, where luxury apartments and high-end clubs define the skyline, one resident has become a focal point of an international controversy. Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, has been living in the area since last year, and his...
Proposal Intends to Double ‘San Sebastian Luxury Homes’ Units at 23220 S.W. 124th Avenue, Homestead, FL
Developers have filed a pre-application for San Sebastian Luxury Homes, a garden-style housing development in Miami-Dade County’s Goulds neighborhood. In 2023, B2R Builders aimed to have the property rezoned from RU-1 to RU-3M, which would allow for the construction of 39 apartments in two buildings. Yet, the venture never came to fruition. B2R Builders acquired the 5.22-acre property for $800,000 in 2020.
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