Florida State University president announces April 17 remembrance activities
Florida State University President Richard McCullough announced plans for an April 17 remembrance event including a campus-wide moment of silence. Support services remain available as students are encouraged to come together.
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About 1,350 members of IAM Local 778 remain on strike against Olin Winchester’s Lake City Army Ammunition Plant in Independence following rejected contract offers. The union cites pay issues amid inflation concerns while warning about impacts on national defense supply chains during escalating global tensions.
Northwood seeks $300 million for Cheeca Lodge hotel in Florida Keys
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U.S. Census Bureau reports slowed population growth in most counties for 2025 estimates
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Former Royal Caribbean executive purchases $17.3 million Venetian Islands home
A former Royal Caribbean executive has bought a waterfront home on Miami’s Venetian Islands for $17.3 million amid several other high-profile sales in the area this March. Buyers are showing preference for custom luxury homes while sellers continue to profit even when accepting offers below their initial asking prices.
Forty-five students inducted into Tau Sigma Honor Society at FAMU
Florida A&M University’s Eta Gamma Chapter welcomed forty-five new members into Tau Sigma National Honor Society this spring. The honor recognizes high-achieving transfer students who earned at least a 3.5 GPA in their first semester at FAMU.
Kin earns high customer satisfaction ratings across major review platforms
Kin announced high customer satisfaction scores across major review platforms including Google, Better Business Bureau, and Trustpilot.
Chief Financial Officer Ingoglia on property tax relief: ‘Our analysis shows that property tax relief is very much possible and desperately needed’
Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia said property tax relief is possible following reviews identifying over $2 billion in local government spending he called reckless.