By Jim Saunders News Service of Florida | via www.miamitimesonline.com – State and federal courts in 2024 are expected to buzz with major Florida cases. Here are 10 legal issues to watch in the new year. Abortion The Florida Supreme Court heard arguments in September in a challenge to aContinue Reading
The annual Quadrantid meteor shower began in late December and peaked Wednesday night into early Thursday morning, according to NASA. Some were able to catch a glimpse of the show, some had their view blocked by clouds. The Quadrantids are unique due to where the meteor shower originates, and ofContinue Reading
by Barrington M. Salmon Via TriceEdneyWire.Com – The Colorado Supreme Court has done what almost half a dozen state supreme courts haven’t done yet: It issued a ruling declaring that former President Donald John Trump is disqualified to run for president in Colorado in 2024 because he incited and wasContinue Reading
BY FRANK DROUZAS | Staff Writer | ST. PETERSBURG — www.theweeklychallenger.com – Re-entering society after incarceration is an uphill battle for most, fraught with intimidating challenges. An expert panel discussed the issues surrounding re-entry and the criminal justice system at the Center for Health Equity on Dec. 12. Criminology ProfessorContinue Reading
By Bria Overs – via www.westsidegazette.com – “Challenging.” That is how Courtney Johnson Rose describes the state of housing in Black America for 2023. Rose is the President of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers (NAREB), a minority professional trade organization serving real estate workers. The rate of BlackContinue Reading
By Savannah Tribune | December is almost over. As you look back over 2023, reflect not only on what you did to help take care of others, but what you did to take care of yourself. For many of us, we get so wrapped up in caring for others (family and friends) thatContinue Reading
What once was a part of the beautiful landscape of living out in the Glades has now turned into a water worry for one Pembroke Pines resident. “I think they’re beautiful. They’re in their natural habitat. You know, we came here, not the other way around,” Gwen Cash said. “IContinue Reading
Does college football bowl season make a difference in Jacksonville? If it does, what does the future look like for the Gator Bowl and other events? Sports tourism is our topic on This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition. College football seems to be in disarray with the controversy concerning theContinue Reading
Showers quickly moved out of the area in time for the morning commute. Mostly sunny skies this afternoon with highs topping out in the low 60s region wide. Winds from the North between 5-10 MPH gusting up to 15 MPH. Tomorow, areas across SE Georgia will wake up to temperaturesContinue Reading
The Jacksonville City Council will hold a special meeting Thursday morning to discuss funding a plan to re-develop the Laura Street Trio. The buildings located on Laura and Forsyth Streets in downtown Jacksonville were built just after the Great Fire in 1901. They’ve sat vacant for decades. Many people, likeContinue Reading
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