Florida State Parks will offer free day-use admission over Memorial Day weekend from May 23-25. The move encourages visitors to enjoy nature while reflecting on military service ahead of America’s 250th anniversary.
A controversial plan for an industrial facility outside Miami-Dade’s development boundary faces another delay as commissioners seek more information before voting. Supporters cite job creation while opponents warn about threats to wetlands and farmland.
Film Florida will participate at the Toronto International Film Festival from September 10-20, 2026. The organization invites interested attendees to register by May 29 for access to key events at one of cinema’s major festivals.
The USNS Dewayne T. Williams will return to Massachusetts for drydocking at Boston Ship Repair this spring after more than four decades since it was first constructed locally. Crowley awarded Boston Ship Repair with responsibility for maintaining fleet readiness under Military Sealift Command oversight.
Santa Fe College plans to establish Rule 2.18 regarding grants administration, with discussion set for June. The public can request a hearing within three weeks from publication.
Santa Fe College’s Board of Trustees intends to update Rule 2.10, addressing how information is shared on campus grounds. The changes focus on provisions for free expression in accordance with state law.
Duke Energy has applied for U.S. Department of Energy loans aimed at lowering customer costs by reducing financing expenses tied to grid improvements. The company says this move could save billions as it invests in expanding capacity across several states.
Matt Wohl has been named president of Film Florida for the upcoming year. The announcement was made at the organization’s annual meeting along with introductions of other board members from across the state.
Kyndall Brown has been named one of five finalists for Florida’s top teaching honor in 2027 by state education officials. The agriculture teacher was recognized for her innovative curriculum at Harmony Middle School in Osceola County.
Santa Fe College has been named an ‘Opportunity College’ by Carnegie Classifications after changes emphasizing student outcomes over prestige. The national article highlights Santa Fe’s programs fostering economic mobility through its inclusive approach.