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Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you in South Florida.  

And how many Americans are considering politics when moving from one state to another? According to Redfin, a minimum of 1 in 7 voters won’t move to a state that doesn’t align with their values.

The mood of the country is five points more pessimistic than twelve years ago and the political landscape three points more favorable for Republicans. So, yes – there's a long way to go. Yes, the current conditions remain conducive for history in the making this fall. 

Jobs, Jobs, Jobs. Florida’s jobs market has been incredible. The good news has been so good for so long in Florida, at times hearing more of it may feel like a broken record.

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you in South Florida.

Florida has very little oil production of its own (0.1% of all domestic oil is harvested here) and no refiners – or pipelines. This means all gas used in Florida is refined out-of-state and must be transported into our state.

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you in South Florida.  

The Republican voter registration advantage over Democrats is now 89,528 voters. That’s an advantage which grew by an additional 22,053 voters over the past month alone.

A staggering 72% of employees who’ve switched jobs over the past year during the Great Resignation regret doing so.

March Madness. Yeah, the NCAA tournament is set to get underway this week. No, we don’t have to wait until the games tip off to get a taste of madness in March. A year ago, the average gas price was $2.72 per gallon (having already risen 50 cents since Joe Biden took office).