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Eligible Duke Energy Florida customers can earn a $7.50 monthly bill credit by charging their electric vehicles during designated off-peak hours. The program requires a Level 2 charger and allows customers to enroll up to two EVs per account.
Duke Energy offers monthly bill credits for charging EVs during off-peak hours
Eligible Duke Energy Florida customers can earn a $7.50 monthly bill credit by charging their electric vehicles during designated off-peak hours. The program requires a Level 2 charger and allows customers to enroll up to two EVs per account. more
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Lyophilized Formulation Variables and Reconstitution Stoichiometry: A Technical Guide for Retatrutide (LY3437943) Reference Vials
Learn how retatrutide vial labels, peptide purity, formulation details, and molarity calculations affect research documentation and concentration accuracy. more
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A University of Florida study found the primary mosquito species capable of transmitting dengue was more common than researchers expected in residential yards in Indian River County. Participants frequently reported bites while gardening and walking dogs, highlighting how everyday activities close to home can bring people into contact with mosquitoes.
UF study finds dengue-transmitting mosquito species common in residential yards
A University of Florida study found the primary mosquito species capable of transmitting dengue was more common than researchers expected in residential yards in Indian River County. Participants frequently reported bites while gardening and walking dogs, highlighting how everyday activities close to home can bring people into contact with mosquitoes. more
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Residents urged the Apopka City Commission to reconsider its use of Flock license plate reader cameras, raising concerns about privacy, data handling, and tracking people’s movements.
Flock camera debate puts privacy concerns before city commission
Residents urged the Apopka City Commission to reconsider its use of Flock license plate reader cameras, raising concerns about privacy, data handling, and tracking people’s movements. more
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Flock cameras have popped up across Florida, especially in metro areas.
Florida’s Flock camera restrictions leave privacy questions for Apopka drivers
Florida’s restrictions on automated license plate readers along state highways have brought new attention to how the technology is used in Apopka. While APD says the cameras help solve crimes and locate missing or wanted people, questions remain about data retention, outside access and oversight. more
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Flock cameras capture a vehicle’s license plate, location, and distinguishing marks, down to dents or a bumper sticker. Buena Vista Images/Getty Images
The trouble with Flock cameras is the surveillance system’s architecture, not just some of its users
Reports of misuse of Flock license plate cameras have raised questions about how police access and share vehicle movement records. Arizona State University professor Henry F. Fradella argues that the system’s design requires stronger safeguards beyond internal policies and audit logs. more
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Senior citizens are valuable and vulnerable targets for cybercriminals.
Last year, Floridians over 60 lost nearly $710M to cybercrime – here’s what to do if you or a loved one has been scammed
Florida residents aged 60 and older reported nearly $710 million in cybercrime losses in 2025, highlighting the financial toll of scams targeting older adults. A University of Tampa cybersecurity educator outlines six steps victims and their families can take after a scam. more
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A license plate recognition camera is seen in Boulder. Colo., on March 5, 2026.
How the American revolt against Flock cameras mirrors the Boston Tea Party of 1773
A growing bipartisan backlash against automated license plate readers has prompted communities to cancel contracts and some opponents to damage the cameras. A historian argues that the movement echoes colonial resistance to British surveillance and government intrusion before the American Revolution. more
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Florida regulators are considering Duke Energy Florida’s proposed tariff for large data centers and other high-demand customers under a new state law intended to protect residential ratepayers. Consumer advocates say the proposal falls short of the law, while Duke says its requirements would prevent costs from shifting to existing customers.
Duke tariff tests Florida data center ratepayer protections
Florida regulators are considering Duke Energy Florida’s proposed tariff for large data centers and other high-demand customers under a new state law intended to protect residential ratepayers. Consumer advocates say the proposal falls short of the law, while Duke says its requirements would prevent costs from shifting to existing customers. more
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Florida law enforcement officials say AI-powered Flock cameras have helped investigators solve violent crimes, locate missing people and reduce gun violence. The agencies are defending the technology’s benefits while acknowledging concerns about privacy and potential misuse of its searchable vehicle database.
Florida law enforcement agencies point to Flock cameras’ role in solving crimes
Florida law enforcement officials say AI-powered Flock cameras have helped investigators solve violent crimes, locate missing people and reduce gun violence. The agencies are defending the technology’s benefits while acknowledging concerns about privacy and potential misuse of its searchable vehicle database. more
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Florida’s growing network of Flock license plate readers has intensified concerns about government surveillance and potential misuse. Yet smartphones collect a deeper trail of location and behavioral data, often with far less public debate.
Flock cameras fuel privacy debate across Florida
Florida’s growing network of Flock license plate readers has intensified concerns about government surveillance and potential misuse. Yet smartphones collect a deeper trail of location and behavioral data, often with far less public debate. more
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Citrus, Hernando, Pasco and Sarasota counties have adopted temporary moratoriums on new AI data centers and other communities are considering similar pauses, according to the Florida Independent.
Florida's data center boom sparks bipartisan backlash
Florida’s gubernatorial candidates are staking out sharply different positions on large artificial intelligence data centers as communities raise concerns about water use, energy demand, noise and development. more
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The Skytrax facility in Auburndale is where the Florida DOT plans to test its “flying car” technology — if it ever gets any.
Instead of installing more EV chargers, Florida DOT dreams of flying cars
Florida transportation officials reportedly want to use $197 million in federal electric-vehicle charging funds to develop an “Aerial Highway Network” with 32 aircraft landing and charging sites. The columnist argues that the proposal would divert money from urgently needed EV infrastructure to a technology that is not commercially available and would primarily benefit affluent travelers. more
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Can Alopecia Be Reversed Without Minoxidil or Surgery?
Learn how different types of alopecia may respond to non-surgical treatments, including PRP, microneedling, and stem cell hair serum alternatives to minoxidil. more
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GameZone News is Your Go-To Guide for All Casino Updates
Instead of checking multiple sections every day, players can rely on GameZone News as their primary source for updates, making it easier to stay informed and get more from every visit. more
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Deutsche Dental Technologien to Showcase Dental Instruments at Florida Dental Convention
Deutsche Dental Technologien, a Winter Garden-based company, will showcase premium German dental instruments including FLEX-EX Power Periotomes, Mini Friedman Rongeurs, and Busch Crown Cutter Burs at the Florida Dental Convention 2026 at Gaylord Palms in Kissimmee, June 25-27. more
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Soft2Bet Invest: Financial and Business Support for iGaming Entrepreneurs
Priority financing areas, criteria for selecting technological projects, types of business assistance, and the role of Soft2Bet Invest in the development of casual gaming. more
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How Staying Updated on GameZone Casino Games News Enhances Experience
Explore how the online casino boom is changing entertainment in 2026, with Apopka residents watching the rapid growth of mobile betting, sports wagering, and digital gambling trends across the U.S. more
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Dr. Carolina Mejía Otero, a board-certified rheumatologist, shows students how to become "science detectives" through hands-on activities as part of Hispanic Access Foundation's Pathways to Science program in Central Florida.
Free Central Florida program introduces families to STEM and healthcare careers
Central Florida families are getting a chance to explore STEM and healthcare careers through a free bilingual program designed to inspire the next generation of professionals. The Hispanic Access Foundation's Pathways to Science initiative brings experts from fields ranging from aerospace engineering to medicine directly into local communities. more
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How Soft2Bet Integrates Data-Driven Compliance into Digital Platforms
Soft2Bet uses data-driven compliance, behavioral analytics, and real-time monitoring to develop digital platforms and automate AML, KYC, and responsible gambling processes. more
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FPL announces 13 scholarships, including new workforce development awards
Florida Power & Light Company announced 13 scholarships for students pursuing higher education or technical training. The expanded program includes three new workforce development scholarships aimed at strengthening Florida’s skilled labor pipeline. … more
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Why Florida Roofs Need Strong Ventilation and Moisture Control
The combination of heat, humidity, and frequent storms can significantly impact a roof's performance and longevity, making it crucial to understand and implement effective roofing strategies in the Sunshine State. more
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New Competitors in the Entertainment Space: Beyond TV and Film
While people do still enjoy going to the cinema or watching their favorite Netflix show, people now have access to different kinds of fun. Live experiences, virtual worlds, and short-form videos are certainly the ones to watch. more
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Keeping Your New Business Moving: How to Reduce Downtime
With a focus on efficiency and proactive management, new businesses can keep operations running smoothly from day one. This guide delves into how you can reduce downtime successfully.  more
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How To Select Hurricane-Resistant Roofing Materials for Your Florida Home
In this comprehensive article, we delve into the various roofing options available, discuss the importance of adhering to codes and proper installation, and provide valuable insights to help you make an informed decision for your Florida home. more
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