Florida Universities Shine in Latest U.S. News and World Report Rankings
Universities statewide are climbing up the charts when it comes to national rankings.
South Florida Renters Might Catch A Break Soon
South Florida has seen inflation on the rent costs, but a wave of new apartments might help keep the rent prices from soaring.
Football Is Back: Wild Weekend For Some Florida Teams
We take a close look at all the action this weekend that took place in both college and pro football.
The 2019 NFL Season Is About to Begin!
How well will each team in Florida do this year during the 2019 NFL season?
SpaceX Dragon Capsule Sets Record; Company Updates SmallSat Rideshare Program
It’s been a busy, busy week for SpaceX, both in the sky and on the ground.
Lawmakers Pushing For Florida To Adopt ‘Tiny Homes’ Building Codes
Florida lawmakers are pushing for new codes that would make tiny homes easier to build in the Sunshine State.
State Economists Estimate Florida KidCare Will Need Millions More In Extra Funding
State economists are expecting the Sunshine State’s Children’s Health Insurance Program will need millions more in extra funding over the next five years.
Florida Teacher Shortage A Serious Concern As School Year Begins
As the school year kicks back up, Florida continues to suffer a major teacher shortage.
Florida Lawmakers Want To Expand ‘Red Flag’ Gun Law
Florida lawmakers want to expand the “red flag” gun law that allows for the temporary removal of guns in the possession of people deemed a threat to themselves or others.
University Of Florida To Change Campus Policy After Settling Free Speech Lawsuit
The University of Florida is changing its free speech code after settling a lawsuit brought on by a conservative student group who claimed the school denied them resources for speakers.