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Eliza Haverstock, Nald Wallet Graduate school can boost your career outlook and revenue, but it can come at a sudden price. According to a 2023 report from the National Center for Education Statistics, almost half of graduates receive loans, with an average balance of $77,300. That debt can be difficult to manage – it sums up quickly. Chapel Hill, North Carolina, certified financial planner and certified student loan expert Brittany Blinkerhoff says that while you’re at school, all private graduate loans, whether federal or private. And there are fewer repayment options than federal department loans, said Brinckerhoff, who works with…
Norwegian cruise line announced Tuesday that it will build a water park in the private Bahamas Great Stirup Cay, which is scheduled to open in the summer of 2026. The nearly six-acre attraction, called The Great Tides Waterpark, features 19 slides, a 9,000-square-foot Splashpad for kids, an 800-foot long “dynamic river” and industry’s first cliff diving feature. Additionally, the line announced that it will set up a mini aquatic racetrack that will use “jet carts.” Its appeal is the coastal excursion experience that is not bound by a water park. This rendering shows Cliffside Cove, part of Great Tise Water…
Harrisburg, Pa. (WHTM) – More than 100,000 cases of ice cream bars sold nationwide have been recalled due to potential listeria contamination. A total of 110,292 cases of various ice cream bars by Florida-based Rich Ice Cream have been recalled due to potential contamination of Listeria monocytogen, according to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Currently, this recall includes the following products with lot numbers 24351 to 25156: Chocolate Crunch Cake Bar Strawberry Shortcake Bar Rich Bar Cookie Bar Orange Cream Bar Fudge Frenzy Bar Cotton Candy Bar Bar Sour Blue Asperie Bar Sour Sour Cherry Bar Cool Water…
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WFLA) – A “armed, barricade suspect” opened fire Tuesday morning at law enforcement near the University of Florida campus in Gainesville. The emergency warning sent to UF students and staff said it was fired near the Main UF Personnel Building, near Northwest 9th Avenue and West University Avenue. It is a few blocks away from the main campus area. The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office said the suspect was fired by a law enforcement officer trying to serve the warrant. University Avenue has been closed from 8th Avenue to 10th Avenue, and people in the area are evacuated. UF…
Josh Balk and Paul Wiseman WASHINGTON (AP) – President Donald Trump is moving towards the global economy. The trading partners from the European Union to Japan and Vietnam appear to be complying with the President’s demands that they accept higher costs in the form of high tariffs due to the privilege of selling goods to the United States. For Trump, the agreement driven by a mix of threats and Kaholing is a decades of belief in protectionism and the realization of massive gambling that pays off politically and economically with American consumers. On Sunday, the US and the 27-member European…
Osceola County is launching its second Neocity Technology Park in St. Cloud, the latest part of the county’s aggressive and publicly subsidized employment development efforts. The county has been considering “Neocit South” since last year, when it acquired 323 acres on the Cross Prairie Parkway in the new Florida Turnpike Interchange with W. Norte Road from Dr. Houghton. According to a report from GrowthSpotter, Director of Development Services, Raymond Stangle announced the decision last week, speaking to the Osceola County Association of Realtors. “We’ve been pushing Neocity forward at a lively pace, and there’s a lot of interest there,” says…
Sportsbet website Thelines.com has analyzed Google search data over the past 12 months for all 125 major league sports teams in the US to find out which people were most desperate. And for Floridians, Miami Dolphins are topped with leaderboards. 1. Miami Dolphins The average search for Miami Dolphins is a monthly search. Founded in 1965, the Miami Dolphins are a Florida-based soccer team and the oldest sports team in the state. In 1972, Dolphins achieved a perfect season, winning all 17 games, including the Super Bowl, the only team in NFL history. 2. Miami Heat Miami fever is an…
st. Augustine, Fla. (WFLA) – A Florida woman who fought a cheating criminal last month was awarded the award Thursday. The St. John’s County Sheriff’s Office said it gave the 18-year-old Emma Marines her first “Fightback Award.” On June 29, deputies said that a Marine was working at a smoke shop in St. Augustine when the man entered the store, stole the goods and tried to lure her. Surveillance video captured the Marines screaming with the attacker. The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office has released surveillance video that allegedly attempted an invitation in St. Augustine, Florida, on June 28, 2025…
MIAMI, Fla. (WFLA) – Alligator Alcatraz is facing more legal trouble as a hearing took place Monday morning for its second federal lawsuit. The attorney behind the class action lawsuit allegedly prohibited meeting clients at Wani Alcatraz, and in some cases bond hearings were cancelled. close Thank you for signing up! Please be aware of us in your inbox. Subscribe now 8 on your side Sign up now if(window.checksizeclasses && window.checksizeclasses instance of function) {window.checksizeclasses(); } Civil rights lawyers are seeking temporary restraining orders for immigration detention facilities. They claim that their clients’ constitutional rights are being violated, as 100…
By David Klepper Washington (AP) – The phone rings. The Secretary of State calls. Or is it? For Washington insiders, they no longer believe in seeing and hearing, thanks to recent incidents involving deepfakes who are impersonating the top officials in President Donald Trump’s administration. Corporate American digital fakes are also coming, so that criminal gangs and hackers associated with the enemy, including North Korea, can also use synthetic video and audio to impersonate CEOs and low-level job seekers to access critical systems and business secrets. Thanks to advances in artificial intelligence, creating realistic deepfakes is easier than ever, creating…