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Some of Florida’s largest auto insurance groups said this year’s premium cuts will hurt consumers by an average of 8%. These companies include State Farm, GEICO, Progressive, Allstate, and USAA. But not everyone is paying lower premiums, and new data released this year shows that drivers are not satisfied with the insurance they are receiving. A recent study by Insurance.com found that customer satisfaction across auto insurers will decline by 3% from 2024 to 2025, and satisfaction with the fairness of rate increases will decline by 5%. Satisfaction with claims processing also declined, from 82% in 2024 to 78% in…

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Florida’s economy is built on infrastructure. Roads, ports, and airports: these are the arteries of commerce, and smart business leaders know that a nation’s competitiveness is only as strong as its ability to move people, workers, and goods efficiently. That’s why I’m an advocate for passenger rail here in Florida. Railroads are a great asset that Florida businesses and leaders should prioritize by supporting and investing in their future. In 2025, more than 1 million passengers will ride Amtrak through Florida. One million people passed through 18 stations spread across the state, passing through communities where Florida businesses need employees…

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The annual art tradition returns this weekend for its 67th edition, drawing hundreds of artists and tens of thousands of tourists to Central Florida. The Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival will be held March 20-22, featuring 221 artists from across the U.S. exhibiting sculpture, digital art, photography, leather, jewelry, wood, prints, and more. The family-friendly festival draws an estimated 250,000 people to Park Avenue throughout the weekend. This program is ranked as follows: Japan’s top outdoor art show, $76,500 in prize money For artists. The Best of Show winner will receive a $12,000 purchase award, and the Patron program will…

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A fourth-line anchor and faceoff specialist, he proved to be the perfect fit. After recording nine points (1G, 8A) in 59 games during the regular season, Nosek and his linemates returned to the lineup for the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs and helped turn the tide. With the Panthers trailing 2-0 to the Toronto Maple Leafs in the second round of the Eastern Conference, Nosek, Jonah Gajovic and AJ Grier were called upon to provide a much-needed boost. Nosek assisted on Gajovic’s decisive goal in the first game, giving the Panthers a 4-3 lead in the second period and an eventual…

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Join Florida Daily Show publisher and host Ed Dean and co-host Lindsey Randall as they dig into Florida’s skyrocketing gas prices – the fastest rise in 30 years – and explore the political, economic and global factors driving the costs for consumers. New episodes of the Florida Daily Show are delivered regularly to FloridaDaily.com/show and our YouTube channel. On today’s show, Ed and Lindsey are joined by a panel of experts: ● Steve Beaman – Founder of Beaman Intelligence Group, Fox Business Contributor, and Top Economic Analyst ● Tom Gaitens – Economic Advisor at FreedomWorks, Former Tea Party Economic Strategist…

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As Epic Universe nears 10 months since its grand opening and its first spring break season begins, how is the park faring? In five words: “Everything we hoped for.” That’s what Mike Kavanaugh, Comcast’s co-chief executive officer, told market analysts at a Morgan Stanley conference this month. He cited increased attendance at Universal Orlando, increased per capita tourist spending, and increased hotel stays and length of stay during the Epic era. “Where do we go from here?” Cavanagh asked. “I think the park and the workforce within the park continue to mature, so ride flow and capacity will finally reach…

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An upcoming Disney auction will feature seven original works by Shag, a mid-century modern artist who has been creating theme park art for more than 20 years. Van Eaton Gallery will be holding a “Disney Parks Featuring Shag Art” auction on March 28th and 29th. In-person bidding will take place at the California Gallery on the first day, but participation will be online on both days. “These are the only (shag) originals we have come across in over 30 years of business,” gallery owner Mike Van Eaton says in the auction catalog. The original ties into Disneyland’s anniversary, including Shag’s…

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A once-thriving Central Florida town, abandoned and largely forgotten over the past century, will come to life this weekend with an event showcasing Lake County’s history. The 12th Annual East Lake County Heritage Festival will be held Saturday and Sunday at the 14,000-acre Rock Springs Run State Preserve, highlighting the town of Ethel while celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. This family-friendly event includes vendors, arts and crafts, entertainment, guided tram tours, live music, entertainment, games for kids, and guided walks along the 2.5-mile historic Ethel Trail. At its peak in the late 1800s, Ethel had a post office, general store, train…

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A new poll by Fox News shows that socialism is becoming more popular among Democrats. A majority of Americans (61%) oppose socialism, but a majority of Democrats support socialism. The breakdown of Democratic Party opinion polls supporting socialism is as follows: “Very liberal voters and Democrats under 45 are both the most likely to think a transition to socialism would be a good idea, at 66%.” The poll also found that 55% of Democrats, black voters (55%) and voters under 30 (53%) think distancing themselves from capitalism would be a positive thing. 78% of all Republican voters said it was…

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This is part 1 of an investigative series about money and influence in high-stakes health policy decisions, and how private polls and opaque “taxpayer” groups have helped shape the fight over local health care bills. At first glance, a recent Broward County poll appears to answer a simple question: What do voters think about proposals involving public hospital districts? A closer look reveals other questions. How much do we really know about the entire system of polling, paid messaging, funding streams, and more that currently shapes community health discussions with enormous financial stakes? Earlier this year, state lawmakers introduced House…

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