Miami Herald

Education By Clara-Sophia Daly The Trump administration has canceled the visas of dozens of international students across Florida as part of a sweeping crackdown on college campuses across the country. Florida State University is the latest university in the state to confirm that several international students’ visas have been revoked. The university told the Miami Herald […]

Business By Shauna Muckle and Tampa Bay Times Florida car owners already pay some of the highest insurance premiums in the nation. Last year’s storms threatened to push prices even higher. Now experts are warning that President Donald Trump’s tariffs could make the situation far worse. In 2024, Floridians paid an average of almost $3,200 annually for car

Florida By Howard Cohen The deadline to file your taxes is April 15. Unless you live in Florida. The Internal Revenue Service has announced it’s extending the deadline date to May 1 because of a series of hurricanes that slammed the state — Debbie in August and then the two-fer Helene and Milton two weeks apart

Kendall By Michael Butler In a cozy Kendall bedroom, Natasha Walsh is surrounded by a PlayStation 5, a buzzing gaming computer and two computer screens. A neon sign spelling out “Barefoot Tasha,” Walsh’s stage name, fills the room with soft, pink lighting. For five hours every night, thousands of people around the world watch her play

Florida Politics By Alexandra Glorioso Herald/Times Tallahassee Bureau TALLAHASSEE The same week Ron DeSantis is on defense over his wife’s key initiative, former ally and now opponent Byron Donalds was in the Florida Capitol on Thursday glad-handing with lawmakers and chatting with the press. Donalds, a Republican U.S. representative from Naples now campaigning for the 2026 Florida