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Paul Wiseman, AP Economics Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – U.S. wholesale inflation cooled last month despite concerns that President Donald Trump’s tariffs would push prices on goods higher before they reach consumers. The Labor Bureau reported Wednesday that it has not changed since last month after the producers’ price index rose 0.3% last month. Wholesale prices for June rose 2.3% from the previous year’s previous year, the lowest profit year-on-year since September. Both measures were below what economists had hoped for. Excluding unstable food and energy prices, so-called core producer prices have also changed since May, up 2.6% from June 2024.…

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Land ownership is a heavy burden to endure. Property boundaries are one of the key factors that are often overlooked. Identifying where the plot of land starts and stops is key to avoiding conflicts with your neighbors and ensuring your property is in compliance with the code. This guide strives to clarify the key concepts that all landowners should know about property lines when. Property Lines apps help modern landowners to better understand and manage their boundaries with digital accuracy. The importance of clear boundaries The defined property lines help to avoid conflicts between property owners in the neighborhood. Well-defined…

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NAPOLIA, Fla. (WFLA) – A man was arrested Saturday after Naples police said they had chased children on a prank scooter at their home and got into the car. According to an arrest report, officers were called to a home on 28th Avenue in Naples after seeing the driver chasing children on a scooter just before 8:45pm The three children told police they were “din, dong, abandoned” in the neighborhood as one of the residents left his house and began chasing them. The kids said they got back to one of their homes when they noticed that they were on…

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Video above: Florida Leaders Discuss about a Potential New Detention Center at Camp Branding ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — At least two people have been falsely charged under Florida law prohibiting people living in the United States from entering the state illegally since federal judges stopped enforcement, according to a report by the Florida Attorney General. Both men were arrested in late May by deputies from St. John’s County in northeastern Florida, more than a month after Miami US District Judge Kathleen Williams issued an order to freeze state law enforcement. The law makes it a misdemeanor for undocumented immigrants to…

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Stan Choe, AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP) – The US stock index drifts over record levels Wednesday following the latest update that surpasses national inflation expectations. The S&P 500 was virtually unchanged in early trading, falling below last week’s highest ever set. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 62 points (0.1%) as of 10am Eastern time, with the Nasdaq composite rising 0.1% from the previous day’s record set. The Treasury Department eased in the bond market after it reported that inflation last month was slower at the wholesale level than economists expected. The data provides some encouragement after Tuesday’s…

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The steady decline in traditional broadcast television shows no signs of slowing down as recent Nielsen data shows a continuous decline in audiences across key networks. For the past five years, the once dominant prime time lineup of ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox has struggled to maintain their audience, especially within the younger demographics. Factors such as cord cutting and increased competition with cable networks have long influenced broadcast ratings, but deeper changes have emerged from the rapid rise in digital platforms such as streaming services and YouTube. This confusion has changed the way and where audiences consume content and…

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While some may look at skateboarding and see the culture of lagging young people breaking the law, Zach Moldoff has dedicated his life and work to changing the stories and stigma around sports. Moldof, a skateboarding advocate who founded the non-profit Skatebud, culminated in a three-day event that sought to bring together skate enthusiasts, community stakeholders and government officials. The Florida Skate Heritage Fair, produced in collaboration with Florida’s Arts and Culture Department, will land at Florida’s fairgrounds from July 18th to 20th. “It was difficult for skateboarding to flourish here and take root. There was a complete opposition or…

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Lauren Schwarn, Neldwallet The investment information provided on this page is for educational purposes only. Nerdwallet, Inc. does not provide advisory or intermediary services, nor does it recommend or advise investors to buy or sell certain stocks, securities or other investments. President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” launches a new way to save children’s futures: the “Trump Account.” This investment account is courtesy of $1,000, courtesy of the federal government to children who meet certain requirements. But the Trump account may not yet be a great alternative to existing investment tools. What is a Trump account? Previously called the…

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st. Augustine, Fla. (WFLA) – A man has been arrested after attempting to lure an employee from a store he stole, the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office said. Lawmakers responded to the business at about 3:30pm on June 29 at 1054 SR 206 East after a speaker said the man was trying to push the woman into the vehicle. According to SJSO, deputies dragged her where 31-year-old Theodore Tandider forced a female employee out of the store and tried to push her into the car. Billy Joel Cancellation 2025-2026 concert destroyed within two weeks of Blue Spring State Park reopening…

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TAMPA, Fla. (Bloom) — The demand for criminal history liquidation has reached new heights as the Florida job market continues to tighten and background checks play a growing role in employment decisions. However, despite bipartisan interest, legislative efforts to expand eligibility for expungement have repeatedly stagnated, causing many Floridians to navigate complex legal processes themselves. Legislative bottlenecks do not change the system Florida’s current exclusion and sealing laws are the most limited in the country. Individuals are usually permitted to slash or seal their lifespan under narrow circumstances, such as when the charges are withdrawn, dismissed or result in withholding…

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