Medicare Open Enrollment Ends This Weekend
Medicare beneficiaries have until this weekend to make changes to their coverage during open enrollment. Officials urge participants to review plans and submit any updates before the deadline to avoid gaps in benefits…
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYSatellite Beach Approves Four Month Dog Walking Pilot On Beaches
Starting next month, dogs will be allowed on beaches in Satellite Beach under a four-month pilot program that was approved unanimously by the Satellite Beach City Council. Some residents raised concerns about safety, bacteria, and potential impacts on shorebirds.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDeSantis Proposes Florida AI Bill Of Rights To Regulate Technology
Gov. Ron DeSantis unveiled a proposal Thursday to regulate artificial intelligence, citing risks to consumers, jobs, and public safety. The “AI Bill of Rights” would allow local governments to block AI data centers, prevent utilities from passing costs to residents, and give parents access to conversations their children have with AI chatbots. The measures are […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYOne Dead One Injured In Three Truck Crash On Florida Turnpike
One person died and another was seriously injured in a crash involving three tractor-trailers on the southbound Florida Turnpike near mile marker 248. The Florida Highway Patrol reports a truck failed to slow for traffic, hitting another tractor-trailer… pushing it into a third big rig. The first truck caught fire, shutting down all southbound lanes […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYSatellite Beach Couple Asked To Turn Off Nativity Light Display
In Satellite Beach, city officials have asked Jonathan Myers and Emily Verrelli to shut down their nativity light display at their business, Immersive Beach, citing local exterior lighting ordinances. The projections covered the building with holiday scenes, but an anonymous complaint prompted the shutdown. The couple says they have complied, but they hope to work […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYSeaWorld Seeks Dismissal Of Roller Coaster Injury Lawsuit
SeaWorld Orlando is asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit after a guest claimed she was injured on a roller coaster by a bird strike. The park says its investigation showed the bird was a wild snowy egret, not a duck as the woman claimed, and argues it is not liable under Florida law for […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYCentral Florida Man Arrested In Major Drug And Explosives Bust
The investigation continues after Brevard County deputies arrested 26-year-old Maxwell Horvath Wednesday… seizing high-powered rifles, handguns, thousands of rounds of ammunition, grenade simulators, five improvised explosive devices, and 92,000 pounds of a potentially deadly substance. Horvath served federal probation in 2017 for explosives and drug offenses, and now faces new federal indictments.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYTitusville Teen Found Dead On Cruise Ship Amid Custody Dispute
Court documents reveal 18-year-old Anna Kepner of Titusville was found asphyxiated under a bed aboard the Carnival Horizon. The death has intensified a custody battle between her stepmother, Shauntel Hudson, and Hudson’s ex-husband. A subpoena orders Anna’s father, Christopher Kepner, to appear in court today. Authorities have identified Anna’s 16-year-old stepbrother as a suspect, and […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYFlorida DEP Confirms Blue Origin Wastewater Safe from Fuel
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection says Blue Origin’s wastewater at its Merritt Island facility does not contain fuel or hazardous materials. The company discharges roughly 40,000 gallons per day into a stormwater retention pond, far below its 490,000-gallon permit limit. DEP says the water is monitored and not directly dumped into the Indian River […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDeSantis Awards 112 Million in Grants to Improve Florida Water Quality and Supply
Governor Ron DeSantis announced more than $112 million in grants to boost water quality and supply across Florida. The funding includes $50 million for 14 alternative water supply projects, $50 million for 23 freshwater spring restoration projects, and $12 million for 16 technology initiatives targeting harmful algal blooms.
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