Central Florida Faces Freeze Watch and Cold Temperatures for New Year’s Eve
A cold front moving into Central Florida will bring wind chill temperatures in some northern parts of the region in the 20s and 30s on New Year’s Eve, with highs only reaching the upper 50s. A freeze watch has been for several areas. Temperatures are expected to warm into the mid-60s on New Year’s Day […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConcrete Poles to Create Artificial Reef Off Brevard Coast
The Orlando Utilities Commission is providing 160 concrete utility pole sections, totaling 500 tons, for a new artificial reef about 15 miles offshore in Brevard County. The reef will create habitats for fish and marine life, support local fishing and diving, and reduce landfill waste. The poles will be placed in 80 to 85 feet […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBrightline Seeks Up to 100 Million in Debt Amid Default Warnings
Brightline is pursuing up to $100 million in additional debt to support operations and potential legal costs as credit agencies warn of default risks by early 2027. The company has listed a Fort Lauderdale parking garage for $20 million to boost cash.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYFlorida Prepares for New Laws Including Minimum Wage Hike and Plastic Bag Ban
Starting January 1, 2026, Florida will see several new laws take effect. The state’s minimum wage rises to $11 per hour, restrictions on flavored vaping products will aim to curb youth use, and single-use plastic bags will be banned at retail stores.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYCentral Florida Gardeners Urged to Protect Plants Ahead of Cold Snap
As temperatures drop in much of Central Florida, some gardeners are taking steps to shield sensitive plants from frost and freezing conditions. Experts recommend covering plants with blankets, using heat lamps, and watering soil to retain warmth. They say preparation now can prevent damage and help gardens survive the upcoming cold weather.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBeef Prices Expected to Stay High Amid Ongoing Supply Challenges
You should brace for continued high beef prices as the meat industry continues to face supply chain disruptions that began to show up around this time in 2021. While some relief may be on the way, experts say significant price drops are unlikely soon.
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