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Florida Pulse: State suffering from shortage of construction labor

Florida's construction industry is hurting for new skilled laborers and economists predict the problem will only worsen over the next 5 to 7 years.

 

Florida fishermen had close, 'once-in-a-lifetime' encounter with pod of killer whales

Florida fisherman Mike Slaughter captured a "once-in-a-lifetime" experience on camera when he and some friends encountered a pod of orca whales off the Florida Key coast.

 

While DeSantis struggles with his run for president, who's next for Florida governor?

The Florida governor's race is still three years away, but as Gov. Ron DeSantis campaigns for president, many are eyeing a run.

 

Florida Lottery numbers from July 26 drawings. Powerball rolls over, 1 Fantasy 5 winner

A Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Deerfield Beach was the only winner in Wednesday night's drawings, excluding Cash Pop.

 

Escambia Children's Trust weighing if it will give other organizations money to buy land

The Escambia Children's Trust must decide if it will go against its 2020 campaign stance to allow the creation of a Children's Resource Center.

 

Escambia decided against selling 241 acres of OLF-8 to D.R. Horton. Here's why

Escambia County reviews latest offer from home builder D.R. Horton for OLF 8 in Beulah after county leaders decide to keep nearly half the land.

 

'It's a matter of life and death': Tenants of Pensacola apartment complex beg for help

Multiple state and county agencies are investigating unsafe living conditions at a Pensacola apartment complex.

 

Alpha Phi Alpha, oldest Black fraternity, moves convention from Florida due to 'hostile' policies

America's oldest Black fraternity says it's moving 2025 convention from Orlando, Florida, calling the state "hostile" to the Black community.

 

Florida schools OK use of curriculum by PragerU, an unaccredited right-wing nonprofit

Florida schools approved use of PragerU curriculum days after the state Department of Education released new, controversial Black history standards.

 

A rebooted DeSantis campaign sticks to familiar themes

Just days after his campaign shed staff and promised a major reboot, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis strayed little from his familiar script during a speech.

 

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