Florida’s tourism industry continues to thrive, with Governor Ron DeSantis announcing that the state welcomed a record-breaking 142.9 million visitors in 2024. This surpasses the previous record set in 2023 and represents a 1.6% increase year over year. “The results are clear—Florida is the best…
Read More Florida Shatters Tourism Records With 142.9 Million Visitors In 2024
The Florida Attorney General’s Office has announced the shutdown of hundreds of fraudulent websites that targeted SunPass users with fake toll notices and phishing schemes. The websites, designed to steal personal and financial information, were shut down thanks to a collaborative effort between the Attorney…
Read More Florida Cracks Down On Hundreds Of Fake SunPass Websites
Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) called for urgent action Tuesday to address what he described as a growing humanitarian and security crisis at the U.S. border. Graham emphasized the need for additional funding to support President Donald Trump’s border security agenda, including efforts to locate missing…
Read More South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham Urges Immediate Funding For Border, Highlights Humanitarian Crisis
Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) joined Senators John Kennedy (R-LA) and Jerry Moran (R-KS), along with 13 of their colleagues Monday, introduced the Veterans 2nd Amendment Protection Act. The legislation aims to protect veterans’ Second Amendment rights by ensuring they are not stripped of their ability to…
Read More Florida, Kansas, And Louisiana Lawmakers Move To Protect 2nd Amendment Rights For Veterans
A Florida pharmaceutical company and its CEO have agreed to pay over $350,000 to the Florida Medicaid program as part of a multistate settlement resolving allegations of a kickback scheme. QOL Medical, LLC, and its CEO, Frederick E. Cooper, were accused of violating the Anti-Kickback…
Read More Florida Pharmaceutical Company To Pay $350,000 In Fraud Settlement
Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson today spotlighted the 2025 Florida Farm Bill, a sweeping legislative package that includes a controversial proposal to prohibit the addition of non-water quality additives, such as fluoride, into the public water supply. The bill aims to ensure that public…
Read More Florida Ag Commissioner Proposes Ban On Fluoride, Medical Additives In Public Water Supply
A state panel has decided to postpone revisions to Florida’s population projections due to the potential impact of new federal and state immigration policies. The Demographic Estimating Conference, which analyzes and forecasts population trends, determined that these policy changes could significantly affect the state’s population…
Read More Florida Population Projections On Hold Due To Immigration Policy Changes
BROOKSVILLE, FL – The Hernando County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a deputy-involved shooting that occurred Wednesday night in South Brooksville. The incident unfolded around 9:20 p.m. near the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Ellington Avenue. A deputy conducted a traffic stop, during…
Read More Deputy-Involved Shooting In South Brooksville; Suspect Hospitalized
Democratic strategist James Carville, known for his sharp political commentary, unleashed a scathing critique of progressive policies during a recent interview, calling out what he described as “stunningly stupid” ideas that he believes alienate everyday Americans. Carville, a longtime Democratic operative, took aim at two…
Read More James Carville Blasts Progressive Ideas As “Stunningly Stupid” In Fiery Critique
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Pharr International Bridge cargo facility have intercepted a massive shipment of narcotics, seizing over $19.8 million worth of methamphetamine and $144,500 worth of heroin. The drugs were cleverly concealed within a shipment of cucumbers and jalapeños.…
Read More CBP Officers In Texas Seize $19.8 Million In Meth, Heroin Hidden With Cucumbers And Jalapeños