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Lane County Man Sentenced to 24 Years in Federal Prison for Coercing and Sexually Exploiting Children in Oregon, New York, and Florida

Lane County Man Sentenced to 24 Years in Federal Prison for Coercing and Sexually Exploiting Children in Oregon, New York, and Florida

EUGENE, Ore.— A Eugene, Oregon, man was sentenced to federal prison today for using social media platforms, including Snapchat and Instagram, to exploit and coerce children in Oregon, New York, and Florida. Vincent Alan Elder, 32, was sentenced to...

Owner:  American Government
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Sunburn — The morning read of what’s hot in Florida politics — 11.3.25

Sunburn — The morning read of what’s hot in Florida politics — 11.3.25

Good Monday morning. Welcome to the biggest week (or so) of the year in Florida politics. Clearly, the ongoing federal government shutdown (and everything it entails) will be a significant backdrop. First, the weekend was the start of open...

Owner:  Peter Schorsch
Try a fresh, modern twist on Florida cuisine at this restaurant

Try a fresh, modern twist on Florida cuisine at this restaurant

The muffaletta New Orleans classic arrived stacked with layers of Italian cold cuts — salami, ham, and smoked provolone cheese. The chicken salad club consisted of tender chunks of roasted chicken breast folded into a creamy, herb-laced mayo...

Owner:  Gannett Co. Inc.
This is Florida’s most mispronounced word, report says. Have you heard of it?

This is Florida’s most mispronounced word, report says. Have you heard of it?

Last week, Unscramblerer released its list of the most mispronounced words in the nation. The report was crafted by analyzing Google search data this year, using terms like “How do you pronounce” and “How to pronounce.” In addition, researchers...

Owner:  Donald Graham
Central Florida sees surge in food aid requests as WIC delays hit vulnerable households

Central Florida sees surge in food aid requests as WIC delays hit vulnerable households

ORLANDO, Fla. – More than 420,000 Floridians use WIC, according to a 2024 USDA report — the fourth highest number in the country. However, those benefits are delayed for many in Central Florida due to the government shutdown, leaving families...

Owner:  Donald Graham
Florida Collector Extravaganza brings nostalgic toys, comics, and retro gaming to Tampa

Florida Collector Extravaganza brings nostalgic toys, comics, and retro gaming to Tampa

TAMPA, Fla. — Hundreds of fans gathered at the Florida Center in Tampa to celebrate their favorite childhood memories at the Florida Collector Extravaganza, an event filled with vintage toys, comics, and retro video games. Attendees explored more...

Owner:  The Scripps Family
Florida AG says judges can’t stop state attorneys, staff from bringing guns into court

Florida AG says judges can’t stop state attorneys, staff from bringing guns into court

Credit: James Uthmeier/X Florida judges legally can’t bar state attorneys and their staff from carrying firearms into courtrooms, according to Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier. In an Oct. 20 letter posted to the attorney general’s website,...

Owner:  Michael Wagner & Cassandra Yardeni Wagner
2.9M people in Florida rely on SNAP benefits | What to know as the shutdown persists

2.9M people in Florida rely on SNAP benefits | What to know as the shutdown persists

NEWS. BREAKING AT FOUR A FEDERAL JUDGE SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION MUST COVER SOME FOOD ASSISTANCE BENEFITS DURING THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN. FUNDING FOR SNAP BENEFITS WAS SET TO RUN OUT TOMORROW, LEAVING OVER 42 MILLION AMERICANS WITHOUT A STABLE...

Owner:  Hearst Family
What's The Most Famous Snack Food In Your State?

What's The Most Famous Snack Food In Your State?

Every state has its own personality, and you can taste it in everything, from the hearty meals to the light snacks that locals eat regularly. Some of these snacks trace their roots to immigrant communities (like Louisiana's melt-in-your-mouth...

Owner:  Static Media
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