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Tallahassee Mon. Jun 8 2026

Florida’s SAVE Act Brings New Citizenship and Voting Rules Starting in 2027

Florida is moving forward with a major election-integrity law

Tampa Mon. Jun 8 2026

Duke Energy Bills Are Dropping — But Only Temporarily

Duke Energy customers are getting a small break on their electric bills this summer, but the reduction looks less like corporate generosity and more like a required correction.

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Duke Energy Bills Are Dropping — But Only Temporarily

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Tampa Weather: Thursday November 5

High: 84°

Low: 72°

Wind: 4 MPH W

Chance of rain: 69%

Patchy rain nearby, with a high of 84 and low of 72 degrees. Patchy rain nearby for the morning,

Tampa Mon. Jun 8 2026

The Florida Case That Reminded Families to Put Medical Wishes in Writing

A Florida-focused look at advance medical directives, the Terri Schiavo case, and non-attorney document preparation for customer-selected forms.

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The Florida Case That Reminded Families to Put Medical Wishes in Writing

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Safety Harbor Author Vlad Sopov Named Finalist in 2026 Next Generation Indie Book Awards
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Tampa Sun. Jun 7 2026

Clearwater and North Pinellas Will Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday Across the Bay

From Clearwater’s Coachman Park to Dunedin, Safety Harbor, St. Petersburg, Tarpon Springs and Palm Harbor, Pinellas will have no shortage of ways to mark the Fourth of July.

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Clearwater and North Pinellas Will Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday Across the Bay

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Tampa Sun. Jun 7 2026

Tampa Goes Big for America’s 250th Birthday

Liberty by the Bay will bring drones, fireworks, a patriotic boat parade and a full waterfront celebration to downtown Tampa on July 4.

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Tampa Goes Big for America’s 250th Birthday

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Tampa Sun. Jun 7 2026

Florida’s Governor’s Race Is Taking Shape

Trump has picked Byron Donalds. DeSantis has not picked anyone. Democrats are trying to find a path back in a state that has moved sharply right.

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Florida’s Governor’s Race Is Taking Shape

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Tampa Sun. Jun 7 2026

Florida’s Condo Crisis Is Quietly Reshaping the State

New safety rules, insurance costs, reserve requirements, hurricane damage and assessments are forcing a painful reset in one of Florida’s most important retirement markets.

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Florida’s Condo Crisis Is Quietly Reshaping the State

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Tampa Sun. Jun 7 2026

Whatever Happened to Florida’s Red Tide Crisis?

Red tide has not disappeared. But for now, Florida is getting something coastal residents do not often get: a break.

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Whatever Happened to Florida’s Red Tide Crisis?

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Tampa Sun. Jun 7 2026

After Years of Pain, Florida’s Insurance Market May Finally Be Turning

My renewal notice told the story: after 35 years with USAA, I switched carriers, improved my coverage, and cut thousands from my homeowners premium.

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After Years of Pain, Florida’s Insurance Market May Finally Be Turning

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Tampa Sun. Jun 7 2026

Florida’s Back-to-School Tax Holiday Is Coming Early This Year

The state’s month-long tax break is expected to run July 20 through August 20, giving families more time to shop before the first bell rings.

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Florida’s Back-to-School Tax Holiday Is Coming Early This Year

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Tampa Sun. Jun 7 2026

A Quiet Hurricane Forecast May Be Florida’s Most Dangerous Storm Warning

NOAA expects a below-normal 2026 hurricane season. That may be comforting. It may also be exactly the wrong message for Florida.

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A Quiet Hurricane Forecast May Be Florida’s Most Dangerous Storm Warning

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Tampa Sun. Jun 7 2026

Florida’s 2026 Ballot Could Cut Property Taxes for Homeowners — Starting at $150,000

The homestead exemption would rise from today’s $50,000 to $150,000 in 2027, then $250,000 in 2028, with future increases tied to inflation.

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Florida’s 2026 Ballot Could Cut Property Taxes for Homeowners — Starting at $150,000

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