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The IRS postponed deadlines to file various individual and business tax returns and make tax payments for taxpayers affected by Hurricane Idalia in Florida and in South Carolina.

The ranking uses 2021 data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, taking a look at the number of college graduates in each county.

Company also has most reliable and most responsive internet speeds in the market according to tests taken with Ookla® Speedtest®...

District leaders say frustration is mounting as they try to enforce new education laws regarding gender issues, sex, library books, and race.

Local leaders say changing directives and confusing guidance from state officials are hampering efforts to comply — even as potentially heavy penalties await them if they don’t.

School districts say they want to enforce the laws, but often get unclear guidance from the Department of Education.

Fiber-optic internet service leader to serve North Central Florida residents in early 2024...

The man allegedly used fraudulent cashier's checks to buy $60,000 worth of ATVs, UTVs and trailers, police say.

Idalia was the first major hurricane to hit Florida’s Big Bend in more than 125 years — causing widespread flooding, life-threatening storm surge and power outages throughout the region

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