In Florida, Georgia, and Oregon, many are advised to stay indoors

Thick orange smoke haze over homes — Courtesy: Shutterstock — SvetlanaSF According to a live map from AirNow, residents in areas of Florida, Georgia, and Oregon could experience dangerous levels of air pollution early on Friday. The image depicts a region of northern Florida that includes communities like Sanderson and Lake Butler and has fine

Florida is working to remove four vaccination requirements and increase exemptions

Patient receiving a vaccination – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Prostock-studio Panama City Beach, FL. — On Wednesday, the Florida Department of Health took a step toward doing away with four childhood vaccination requirements. The department can do this without the governor’s or the Legislature’s approval. The idea is the first concrete step in Florida

Sweet Tomatoes will return to Florida

Fort Myers, Florida — Courtesy: Shutterstock — lunamarina TAMPA, Florida — Sweet Tomatoes intends to reopen in Florida following its closure due to the epidemic. The buffet-style eatery, which is well-known for its soups and salads, revealed on Sunday that it will be opening a site in Fort Myers. “Magic enthusiasts, the wait is ended!

The “most affordable” beach community in Florida for snowbirds

Welcome to Florida — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Image by: Ingo70 Snowbirds are a constant in Florida at this time of year, regardless of your feelings about them. However, even these seasonal inhabitants need suggestions for reasonably priced venues to unwind. Florida was ranked as the most affordable destination in the United States by vacation rental

A developer is bringing a project with 9,000 homes to Florida

Sarasota, FL Aerial Drone – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Suncoast Aerials A project to construct about 9,000 homes as part of the Winchester Ranch development along North Port has been recommended for approval by the Sarasota County Planning Commission. The final decision will be made by the county commission at some point in early

Florida will be hit by an Arctic polar vortex. How cold will it get?

Couple Walking on Beach During Cold Front, FL — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Kristi Blokhin Are you prepared for more frigid Christmas weather? According to AccuWeather analysts, a polar vortex system could bring two or more cold waves to Florida this week. According to AccuWeather Lead Long-Range Meteorologist Paul Pastelok, “two to three more rounds of

DeSantis has a gradual plan to do away with property taxes in Florida, with a ballot requirement for 2026

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Hunter Crenian The following regulatory actions for the state’s endeavor to do away with property taxes on primary houses in Florida were outlined by Governor Ron DeSantis. “People are being pinched across the economy in a lot of things,” DeSantis stated on Friday’s episode of

Drivers in Florida Feel Fearless with the Mitsubishi S-AWC

Photo Source/Copyright: Mitsubishi You are aware of the daily reality of erratic tropical weather if you drive in Davie, Florida. The pavement is dry one minute, and then a sudden downpour transforms well-known routes into slippery, dangerous places where hydroplaning and skidding are a constant menace. In this tough environment, your car needs more than

Before the cooldown, a cold front is delivering heavy rain to Central Florida

Central Florida skyline at Orlando’s Eola Lake at dusk during Christmas season — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Image by: Sean Pavone Orlando, Fl. – A disorganized chain of weather systems is expected to arrive this weekend, changing Central Florida’s weather over the next few days from sunny and warm to rainy and cold. FRIDAY A fading

Anything that obscures or modifies license plates, such as frames, coverings, or clear shields, is prohibited by a new Florida legislation

Florida License Plates — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Image by: Lutsenko_Oleksandr Tampa, Fl. – Anything that blocks or modifies a driver’s license plate is prohibited by a regulation that went into effect on October 1. It has coverings, frames, and even transparent shields. “We want to make sure that an officer, trooper, or a deputy can