The U.S. Census Bureau reports that public pensions exceeded $6 trillion nationwide in 2025, with significant increases seen over the previous year’s figures. The latest Annual Survey of Public Pensions highlights investment growth and expanded participation among employees.
The IAM Union thanked Senator Tammy Baldwin for her leadership supporting America’s domestic shipbuilding sector amid concerns over China’s growing influence in global shipping markets. The union praised bipartisan efforts calling on President Trump to address these issues with Chinese officials.
The Florida Chamber of Commerce announced that HB 837 has reduced lawsuit abuse and stabilized insurance premiums in Florida.
Vincent Actual of Vincent Actual LLC warned that Waymo robotaxis could freeze and block key routes during hurricane-related power outages in Miami Beach.
Florida State Parks will offer free day-use admission from May 23-25 for Memorial Day weekend. The initiative encourages residents and tourists alike to explore natural sites while honoring military service members ahead of America’s 250th anniversary.
A controversial plan for an industrial facility outside Miami-Dade’s Urban Development Boundary faces another delay as officials seek more information before voting. Environmental concerns clash with job creation promises as stakeholders await a final decision next month.
Duke Energy has declared new dividends for both common and preferred shareholders this quarter. The company highlights a century-long history of consistent dividend payments and ongoing investment in energy modernization.
Film Florida will attend the Toronto International Film Festival from September 10–20, 2026. Registration is open until May 29 for those interested in joining through Film Florida’s package.
A mother-daughter duo is advancing their nursing careers together through an education partnership between AdventHealth Palm Coast and Daytona State College. Their journey reflects broader efforts by local health systems to strengthen connections between classroom learning and hands-on patient care.
Two University of Central Florida professors have been chosen for FEMA’s Vanguard Executive Crisis Leaders Fellowship. Claire Connolly Knox and Chris Emrich aim to use this experience to strengthen academic programs at UCF through new partnerships and advanced research.