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Union pushes back on firing of 3 captains, claims 'different standard'
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Study: Florida ranks 10th highest nationally for rental wage requirements
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AI shopping assistants growing in popularity, but consumer trust still lags
Consumers are increasingly using AI shopping assistants, but most still verify recommendations before buying — especially for costly or health-related purchases.
Smart college shopping: A parent's guide to saving on dorm essentials
With one daughter already graduated and another heading into her sophomore year at NOVA Southeastern University, this Acreage mom has learned what works—and what doesn't
Real or fake? How to tell if a class action lawsuit notice is legit
Many people are receiving class acion settlement checks, often offering $25 or more. But should you cash them? How do you know if it is real?
Sweating to save: Families shut off AC at night to cut energy costs
A concerning new trend has emerged in Florida: nearly 1 in 5 low-income households are regularly switching off their air conditioning at night to keep their energy bills manageable.
Palm Beach leaders are considering new fees for hotels and private businesses that place chairs, umbrellas, and other amenities on public beaches, after complaints from beachgoers who say public access is being affected. WPTV reporter Michael Hoffman went to the island to speak to beachgoers about the proposal.
Palm Beach considers fees for hotels using public beach space with chairs and umbrellas
