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Published on Sep 18, 2026
Unemployment rate rises to 4.8% across Northeast Florida region in August
DUVAL COUNTY, Fla. – The unemployment rate in Northeast Florida rose to 4.8% in August, according to the latest employment report by CareerSource covering Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, Putnam and St. Johns counties. The rate was 0.3 percentage points higher …
Source: News4Jax - Florida - Neutral -
Published on Sep 18, 2026
Florida Land Steward Update, September 18, 2026
Mark and Janora Crow, 2026 Jon Gould Outstanding Tree Farmers of the Year, with family at the 2026 Florida Forestry Association Annual Meeting, by Florida Forestry Association Congratulations Mark and Janora Crow: 2026 Jon Gould Florida Outstanding Tree …
Source: UF/IFAS - Florida - Neutral -
Published on Sep 18, 2026
Florida vs Auburn Prediction, Picks & Odds: College Football Week 3
Photo By - Reuters Connect. Auburn Tigers defensive lineman Cody Sigler (94). Florida will be on the road against Auburn in Week 3, making their first trip to Jordan-Hare Stadium since 2011. Saturday's game will be the SEC opener for both first-year …
Source: Covers - Pending -
Published on 00:50 GMT
Bryan Leib: No David Jolly, Florida has nothing to apologize for
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – I moved to Florida in 2022 in search of my own little sliver of the Florida Dream and boy did I find it. Since arriving in the Sunshine State, I have expanded my public relations firm, launched additional business ventures, developed a …
Source: Florida’s Voice - Right-wing -
Published on Sep 18, 2026
Florida Poly Takes the Field Expanding Campus Life Beyond STEM
5-minute read Florida Polytechnic University launched eight collegiate sports this fall — men’s and women’s soccer, basketball and cross country, along with baseball and softball — giving the 10-year-old university its first varsity-level athletic programs …
Source: LkldNow - Florida - Pending -
Published on Sep 18, 2026
Florida has left mentally-ill defendants in jail for months past legal limits, lawsuit says
Florida is leaving mentally ill defendants to languish in county jails for months after judges order their transfer to psychiatric hospitals, often locking them in cramped solitary cells, according to a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday by a coalition of …
Source: WLRN - Florida - Public Broadcaster -
Published on Sep 18, 2026
Florida awarded $6.6 million grant to expand work-based learning opportunities for students
Photo courtesy of freepik.com MIAMI – The U.S. Department of Labor and U.S. Department of Education awarded a $6.6 million grant to the state of Florida to expand its work-based learning opportunities program for students. The grant will allow the Florida …
Source: South Florida Times - Left-wing -
Published on Sep 18, 2026
Florida has left mentally-ill defendants in jail for months past legal limits
Florida is leaving mentally ill defendants to languish in county jails for months after judges order their transfer to psychiatric hospitals, often locking them in cramped solitary cells, according to a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday by a coalition of …
Source: KeysNews - Florida - Pending -
Published on Sep 18, 2026
Florida TaxWatch comes out as a ‘No’ on Amendment 3
Florida TaxWatch has released The Florida Taxpayer’s Voter Guide for the 2026 Constitutional Amendment, coming out as a “yes” on Amendments 1 and 2 and a ‘No’ on Amendment 3, the amendment touted as property tax relief. “In the guide, the taxpayer research …
Source: Cape Coral Breeze - Florida - Pending