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Orlando Stations Charging Nearly $6 For Gas
If you think gas prices in Miami and Ft. Lauderdale are getting out of control as they approach four dollars a gallon for regular, you wouldn’t believe what some stations are charging in Orlando.
Bill Giving UF & FSU Power To Raise Tuition Advances In House
The University of Florida and Florida State University could soon have the power to set higher tuition rates than the state’s other universities.
Gas Prices Spike As Drivers Complain
South Florida’s recent spike in gas prices isn’t coming from the traditional “Supply and Demand” market forces, but rather “Investors” jumping into the commodities markets at the same time a major oil producer threatens to cut exports.
“Hello, This Is Peggy” Bill Passes Senate Committee
The so called “Hello, this is Peggy” bill has been given unanimous approval by the Senate Budget Committee.
Miami Event Offers Help To Struggling Homeowners
Homeowners struggling to pay their mortgages or who are facing foreclosure may find help at a free event in Miami on Wednesday.
Report: Airlines Improving Baggage Handling/Passenger Bumps
Airline passengers across the United States got a mixed bag of news from the latest government analysis of the airline industry.
State Figures Show Record Visitors To Florida In 2011
If the Sunshine State seemed a little more crowded to you last year, it was.
ATM Fees An Unnecessary Cost For Most
As banks continue to find ways to nickel and dime customers to death, it turns out that one of the most common fees, ATM’s, is taking a large chunk of your money away needlessly.
Massive Infant Tylenol Recall Over Dosing Device Issue
Recall-plagued Johnson & Johnson is pulling all infant Tylenol off the U.S. market because some parents have had problems with redesigned bottles, introduced three months ago, that the company touted as a big safety improvement to make measuring doses easier.
Help Available For Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
Help is on the way for thousands of South Florida homeowners who are struggling or unable to make their mortgage payments and facing foreclosure.
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Here’s a look at the top 10 holiday toys. Toys on this list were featured by popular stores like Toys “R” Us, Amazon.com and Target.
World’s Largest Passenger Plane Arrives At MIA
The largest passenger airliner in the world is coming to Miami. Lufthansa has announced that it will be the first airline to offer scheduled Airbus A380 service to Miami with daily flights between Frankfurt and Miami beginning June 10, 2011.
What Not To Wear In The TSA Security Line
Everyone bundled up, ready to go for an airplane ride to Grandma’s house? You might want to double check your family before you get in line at the airport. With 42.2 million Americans projected to take to the skies for Thanksgiving, the public outcry over intrusive body scans and invasive pat downs by the TSA could make the security line even more long and frustrating. Want to avoid setting off the security alarms and a TSA pat down? Just look over your traveling clothes one more time.
Which Apple iPod Is Right For You?
Looking to get a new iPod, but not sure which one to choose? No problem. Take a look at all of the varieties and figure out which one best fits your lifestyle.
The World’s Coolest Apple Stores
Apple is known for its hip style in consumer electronics, and that same trend carries over into its retail stores. Take a look at some of the coolest Apple Stores around the world.
Top 10 Talkers