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Florida officials work to divest from Chinese government-owned companies
(The Center Square) — The Florida State Board of Administration Audit Committee met this week to discuss the Sunshine State's investment performance and some changes that will impact foreign investment from certain countries. Chris Spencer, the SBA executive director, was tasked by Gov. Ron DeSantis to analyze the state budget upon his appointment. Spencer said during the committee meeting that they have seen a 9.3% increase year-over-year and credited the state's recruitment and retention efforts, as well as a major focus on Florida's IT overhauls. ...
Over 1,300 new jobs expected as Amazon expands into Port St. Lucie, other FL locations
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (CBS12) — More than 1,300 new jobs are expected to be created in Port St. Lucie and other Florida locations through Amazon, the company states. Over $36 billion has been invested in Florida by Amazon since 2010, according to findings from its 2024 U.S. Economic Impact Reporton Tuesday.
False text message stirs election concerns in Northwest Florida
PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Thousands of voters in Northwest Florida have already cast early ballots for next week's Florida primaries. But a text message that's been circulating is raising concerns for some poll workers and voters. The message claims poll workers have been putting marks on voters' ballots to disqualify them...
Update: More FAMU Administrators Resign After ‘CEO’s’ $237M Grift Gift Was Found To Be ‘Fraudulent’
This. is. a. mess. Last week, investigators officially found what anyone who has been following the curious case of Texas hemp farmer Gregory Gerami’s $237 million donation to Florida A&M University likely already knew—the donation was faker than a $2 bill. ♻️ @FAMU_1887 Florida A&M University (FAMU) Receives $237 Million Gift from the Issac Batterson 7th […] The post Update: More FAMU Administrators Resign After ‘CEO’s’ $237M Grift Gift Was Found To Be ‘Fraudulent’ appeared first on Bossip.
Shakeup of FAMU leadership starts to take shape
TALLAHASSEE, FL —Florida A&M University (FAMU) Interim President Dr. Timothy Beard sent shockwaves through the hills of campus on Monday night as it was revealed that he requested the resignations of the university’s entire senior leadership team by the end of the day on Tuesday. As news of this spread throughout the FAMU community, a sense […] The post Shakeup of FAMU leadership starts to take shape appeared first on HBCU Gameday.
Morning Extra: Top stories from Thursday August 15
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - On the Thursday August 15 edition of ‘Morning Extra,’ on WJHG’s website, morning anchor Mel Zosh discussed local headlines, Florida news, national headlines and more. NewsChannel 7 Today on Thursday:. We featured segments on how to help your child as they’re...
Shelter Spotlight with Bay County Animal Services
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - These adorable puppies and their siblings won’t be available to adopt for long!. William Rose with Bay County Animal Services brought these new friends to the studio to show off their sweetness. Although falling asleep on set, Rose says these pups would be perfect...
Mosley football star Lo'Kavion Jackson makes his Division I college commitment
Mosely defensive back Lo'Kavion Jackson committed to Mississippi State Wednesday via social media post. Jackson chose the Bulldogs over schools such as Miami, Troy, West Virginia and Jacksonville State. "The atmosphere and the love the coaches showed me, they treated me like they really wanted me and laid out the red carpet for...
Ernesto expected to churn up dangerous rip currents for Volusia-Flagler
Hurricane Ernesto is a Category 2 storm as it moves toward Bermuda early Friday, according to the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center. Although it remains far from Florida’s eastern coast, Ernesto is forecast to bring dangerous swells and life-threatening rip currents through the weekend to the state, including Volusia and Flagler...
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