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Seminole, Fla. (WFLA) – A mother in Pinellas County is in a desperate fight to keep her 4-year-old son healthy. Gideon Bennett has a rare genetic disorder that puts small amounts of protein in danger, but the special medical foods he needs to survive are not covered by insurance and time runs out. Hyde Park Cafe in Southernpa sets fire and closes roads “It was a rare metabolic disorder called phenylketonuria,” said his mother, Elizabeth Bennett. This means he cannot properly process the protein. close Thank you for signing up! Please be aware of us in your inbox. Subscribe now…
MIAMI, Fla. (WFLA) – After sunglasses began to disappear from stores nationwide, investigators say they found a stolen ring of sunglasses that has returned to three main suspects from Miami. Alexander Trujiro Gomez, 48; Xavier Perez, 52; Miami police say 28-year-old Lazaro Salazar Hechavalia stole more than $1 million in designer sunglasses from sunglasses and hat stores in Tennessee and South Carolina. It is thought to be. Officials discuss drug busts in Hernando County All three men were arrested last month on robbery charges in Tennessee, with theft of more than $250,000 in property and vandalism, NBC 6 South Florida…
Retailers are seeking approval to close hundreds of bad stores in more than 40 states as part of a bankruptcy restructuring.Joanne Fabric’s parent company, Joanne Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Delaware District last month, seeking approval to close hundreds of bad stores across the country.The retailer has been a staple food in the sewing and craft industry for over 80 years, citing financial difficulties and the ongoing strategic sales process as the main reason for the closure.According to court filings, Joann Inc. is implementing the restructuring process while continuing to search for…
The Brevard County Board of Education Meeting was held in Viera on Tuesday, February 11th.Tim Short of Today/FloridaSchool Board members Jean Trent and Cutie Campbell were held at the Brevard County School Board Meeting in Viera on Tuesday, Feb. 11th.Tim Short of Today/FloridaEntertainment at the Brevard County Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, February 11th in Viera is a group of 7th and 8th grade students from Lumica McKnight teachers at Stone Magnet School in Melbourne, and several of Black History Month I did a brief biography in famous American costumes.Tim Short of Today/FloridaEntertainment at the Brevard County Board of…
By AP Economics Writer Christopher Al GerberWASHINGTON (AP) – U.S. inflation accelerated last month as costs for groceries, gasoline and rent increased. This is a disappointment from families and businesses that suffer from higher costs and stress the Federal Reserve’s resolve to delay further interest rate cuts.A year ago, when the consumer price index rose 3% in January, a Wednesday report from the Labor Bureau showed its rise from 2.9% the previous month. This is an increase from the low of 2.4% in September 3rd 1/2.New data shows that it has stubbornly surpassed the Fed’s 2% target for the past…
st. Fla. (WFLA) – Florida’s father was arrested nearly a year after his infant was drowned in a bathtub and died playing video games. On April 21, 2024, the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office responded to the St. Cloud home for reports that the infant had owned. Sarasota police have released a Frantic 911 call on hit and run, where two children died and mother seriously injured Joshua Lewis Martinez, 42, the child’s primary caregiver, put the child in the bathtub to authorities, left her in the bathtub, then went back and put her in the water to find details of…
Archbishop of Miami Thomas Wensky has worked with Miami immigrants for 50 years.His flock is worried. Thousands of recent immigrants from his Catholic Archdiocese are legally here, but many know who are not. Florida is home to around 1.2 million people illegally in the country. Some of Wensky’s parishioners remain tenuous in the United States due to humanitarian programs like temporary protected status that were expanded during Joe Biden’s presidency. The Trump administration plans to scale back these programs. “Many of these people are frankly very anxious – living in fear – because they know that their country is not…
Agents will not be able to view or use information from more than 12 internal databases related to student finance until next Monday.A federal judge temporarily bans Elon Musk’s government efficiency team from accessing federal student loans and financial aid information stored in the U.S. Department of Education.In an order issued Tuesday evening, Judge Randolph Moss of the District of Columbia’s U.S. District Court, said he would not view or use information from more than 12 internal databases related to student finances. banned members or associates of the Ministry of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Until next Monday.Both sides of the lawsuit…
Will 2 Mega Million tickets make you a billionaire this week? It made two lucky jackpot winners richer for less than a month.On Christmas Eve 2024, the Jackpot hit a billion dollars. This is the 12th time in history that the Mega Millions or Powerball Lottery Jackpot has hit its milestone. On Friday, December 27th, the jackpot reached $1.22 billion. The next day, the Florida lottery reported that one California ticket matched all five numbers and Megaball.Less than a month later, a much smaller mega million jackpot was billed again on Friday, January 17th, when tickets in Arizona won a…
By Josh BorkWASHINGTON (AP) – President Donald Trump has taken additional steps to disrupt the global trading system, and plans to sign the order on Wednesday, in which U.S. tariffs on imports coincide with the rates charged by other countries I have a plan to request that I do.”It’s time to be mutual,” Trump told reporters earlier this week. “You’ll hear a lot of those words. Mutual. If they charge us, we will charge them.”The president had suggested that the order would come on Tuesday or Wednesday. However, when tariffs passed without official announcement on Tuesday, Trump was asked if…