13 articles tagged with "Florida"
Florida's high-risk communities are encountering new legislative challenges that could impede climate change initiatives, raising concerns about future infrastructure resilience.
Argotec has inaugurated its first U.S. satellite production facility in Florida, strategically located near Kennedy Space Center to support increasing requirements from American space initiatives.
As Florida enters the spring break season, the state's tourism image is increasingly scrutinized, highlighting the intersection of political discourse and economic drivers.
Tiger Woods was released on bail after being charged with driving under the influence following a car crash in Florida. The incident raises questions about infrastructure and safety protocols.
Tiger Woods has been charged with DUI after a rollover crash in Florida. This incident raises concerns about the implications for his driving record and safety protocols.
Tiger Woods was arrested for DUI after a rollover crash involving his Land Rover in Jupiter Island, Florida. No injuries were reported, but he showed signs of impairment.
A recent incident at Daytona International Airport highlights vulnerabilities in airport security infrastructure, as a vehicle breach occurred involving a Ford Mustang.
The recent Democratic victory in the Mar-a-Lago district, closely tied to Trump, raises questions about future electoral dynamics in Florida.
A Democrat candidate has won a special election in a traditionally Republican Florida district, which includes Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, emphasizing economic concerns.
An incident involving a tow truck attempting to remove a Buick parked outside an Old Navy in Florida raises questions about parking enforcement and operational protocols.
A Florida man is suing a sheriff's department after a roadside drug test misidentified his IBS medication as fentanyl, raising concerns about drug testing protocols.
Pending Senate approval, Florida's bill seeks to address noise pollution from excessive engine revving in residential areas, with a potential effective date of July 1.
With natural roosting sites diminishing, Florida's endangered bonneted bats are increasingly utilizing artificial habitats, highlighting significant infrastructure implications for wildlife conservation.