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Florida’s New License Plate Law: What Vehicle Owners Need to Know
On October 1, 2025, Florida vehicle owners will face stricter penalties for obscuring, altering, or tampering with their license plates — even unintentionally. The new law, passed under House Bill 253, aims to make it easier for law enforcement to identify vehicles and prevent the use of devices that block cameras or scanners from reading plates.
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Florida Homeowners Still Carry the Load While Tax Relief Measures Stall
Being a homeowner in Florida has gone from living the dream to footing the bill — not just for your own property, but for everyone else’s tax break. With soaring property taxes and outrageous homeowners insurance costs, many Floridians are looking for real, targeted relief.
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Governor DeSantis Announces $389 Million to Improve Florida’s Water Quality and Supply
On March 25, 2025 – Governor Ron DeSantis has announced over $389 million in grants to enhance water quality and water supply across Florida. These funds will support vital restoration projects in key ecosystems and improve local water infrastructure.
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After failing last year to raise the limits on how much victims of government negligence can receive, a Florida lawmaker is back with a more ambitious plan—seeking a tenfold increase.
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You've been there. Your phone screen breaks, and you spend countless hours looking for a company that can fix it right away to get you back to normal function—only to learn it's quite expensive. So, you try other resources. Yes, you find someone who can repair it for a lesser amount, but then you learn it will void your phone or equipment warranty. You are faced with a decision: pay the expensive repair and keep the warranty, go with the less expensive unauthorized repair and have a voided warranty, or just replace it entirely. These three choices are not choices at all, and it's time for this to change here in Florida.
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