Palm Coast this morning marked the completion of a four-year makeover at Waterfront Park by opening a large parking lot and pavilion, funded through grants and local park impact fees,…
Palm Coast Completes $3.6 Million Waterfront Park Makeover With New Pavilion And Parking Lot
Palm Coast this morning marked the completion of a four-year makeover at Waterfront Park by opening a large parking lot and pavilion, funded through grants and local park impact fees,…
UNF Poll Finds Amendment 3 Falling Short as Time Runs Out
A new survey from the University of North Florida Public Opinion Research Lab (PORL) indicates voters still aren’t sufficiently sold on Amendment 3, the property tax question on the ballot….
Judge Sides with Teacher Against State De-Licensing Her Over Charlie Kirk Post
The Florida Department of Education failed to prove its allegations that a Clay County public school instructor violated state laws and rules when she posted about conservative activist Charlie Kirk…
French Protests Are a Gift to Marine Le Pen’s Extreme Right
Escalating student protests in France turned violent across major cities, creating severe political challenges for Emmanuel Macron’s administration. Widespread riots and destructive clashes damage public infrastructure, generate deep social anxiety,…
For Working Women, Nothing Beats Denmark’s Generous Child Care and Parental Leave Policies
For many women in the U.S. and around the world, motherhood comes with career costs–lower wages and fewer work hours. In Denmark, mothers’ increased income from the state – such…
New Gas Station, Fast Food, Shops and 150-Ft. Cell Tower Coming to Seminole Woods and Sesame Blvds
The Palm Coast Planning Board unanimously approved a special exception for a 150-foot cell tower monopole on Sesame Boulevard near Seminole Woods Boulevard, on a 13-acre site where construction is…
Ice Agents Are Spotted at Florida Early Voting Sites, In Violation of Federal Law
Two Florida counties have reported seeing immigration enforcement at or near polling places open for in-person early voting hours. Both supervisors of elections said they have contacted the FBI. Federal…
Flagler County Communities Unite to Host Fourth Annual Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony
Flagler County governments are hosting a joint Veterans Day parade and ceremony featuring a keynote speech from retired Colonel Randall Conway, the announcement of the annual veteran award, and community…
Rehearing Sought on Ruling Erasing Grand Jury Hope Florida Presentment
The Florida Center for Government Accountability (FLCGA) and its executive director, Michael Barfield, have asked the First District Court of Appeal to reconsider its October 7 decision ordering a Leon…
New Florida Driver’s License ‘Let Us Alone’ Dog Whistle and Other Nostalgias
Florida introduced a controversial new driver license design featuring fading citrus yields, slavery-justifying historical references, and conservative political symbols that celebrate regional identity and state sovereignty over federal law and…
House in Toscana sells for over $1 million in Ormond Beach
Built in 2021, the house is a 4/4 and has 3,304 square feet.
That Critical PHP Security Flaw Affecting 70% of All Websites You (and We) Should Be Worried About
A newly discovered critical vulnerability in the PHP programming language threatens seventy percent of global websites. Cybersecurity researchers utilized artificial intelligence tools to uncover the huge flaw. Governments and organizations…
Wadsworth Elementary Teacher Accused of Slinging and Pinning Child in 2nd School Abuse Arrest in a Week
Kevin Daniel Adkisson, a teacher at Wadsworth Elementary, was arrested Thursday on two counts of child abuse following allegations that he mistreated a 6-year-old student during class. A colleague witnessed…
E-Bikes Now Rival Motorcycles for Speed. Most State and City Laws Haven’t Caught Up.
As technology improves, e-scooters and e-bikes capable of motorcycle-like speeds have become cheaper and more popular. Some models — and the ability to modify them with aftermarket upgrades — are…
Only 20% of Deported Under Trump Have Criminal Convictions
The level of deportations is sharply higher than during the Biden and first Trump administrations but well below the level of the 2000s. Deportations peaked at about 1.9 million in…
Flagler Beach rejects traveling nurses’ bid to turn home into vacation rental
Commissioners sympathized with the homeowners’ circumstances but said protecting residential neighborhoods must remain a priority.
Historic Flagler Beach building survives a century, but crash leaves future in doubt
Historic building that once housed Flagler Beach’s first pharmacy sustained structural damage after a vehicle struck it Oct. 16.
Seabreeze rocks Pine Ridge, turns its sights to Mainland
Beckett Fowler scored three touchdowns and Jeremias George added two in the Sandcrabs’ 52-6 victory.
DeSantis Signs Another Death Warrant Hours After State Kills 46th Inmate on His Watch
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a death warrant Wednesday for Thomas Mitchell Overton, who in 1992 killed a Tavernier couple whose unborn child did not survive the attack. With another execution…
Why Trump’s Cash for Votes Won’t Work
Political cash offers seem like effective campaign strategies, but historical and global research proves they rarely alter election results. Strong partisanship, competitive environments, targeting difficulties, and secret ballots undermine these…