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Florida has wasted more than 4,100 COVID-19 vaccines to date Losses only account for about .1% of shots administered Florida has wasted thousands of COVID-19 shots since vaccinations began, and that number is expected to keep growing in the coming months. and last updated 2021-02-10 18:46:52-05 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — COVID-19 vaccinations are precious, but Florida has wasted thousands of shots to date. To some, it's unfortunate but expected. Others are challenging the state to do better. As of Feb. 9, Florida Health reported at least 4,143 shots had been squandered across the state. Offici...

While Florida continues to report thousands of new infections a day, a recent White House coronavirus report says Florida shows improvements in the fight against COVID-19.

Thursday, February 4, 2021 Recently, the attorneys responsible for filing a much-publicized Florida class action against Enterprise Rental Car alleging violations of the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (“WARN”) struck again; this time the suit is against a chain of hotels in Florida. Rosen Hotels and Resorts, Inc. (“Rosen Hotels”) is now defending a proposed class action arising out of a “temporary furlough” of approximately 1,000 employees on April 10, 2020, during the early weeks of the pandemic. Plaintiff states that the layoff has now exceeded six...

UpdatedWed, Feb 3, 2021 at 10:41 pm ET Replies(3) Five Pinellas County towns —​ Gulfport, Dunedin, Tarpon Springs and Palm Harbor —​ made the Top 50 Most Affordable Beach Towns in the U.S. (City of Dunedin) DUNEDIN, FL — Living at the beach can be expensive. But, according to personal finance website SmartAsset, there are five Pinellas County towns where you can find a beachside home without breaking the bank. SmartAsset compared data for 218 beach towns and ranked them by four key real estate metrics: median home value, average number of rooms per house, median monthly property t...

AP Photo/Jae C. Hong Just as families were making plans for their holiday gatherings, Gavin Newsom and his top-secret number-people pulled out their comforters and firehoses, because they were ready to start laying down some wet blankets.  Under the guise of “protecting Californians,” Newsom ordered everyone to stay home.  His people, with super-secret data, that they cannot share with us nor provide through legal orders under Freedom of Information requests, said that the virus was out of control and that we had to do our part to protect everyone from getting sick. Predictably, many of...