Florida Fentanyl Deaths Plunge Nearly In Half, But Caution Lights Still Flashing
New state data show drug-related deaths in Florida fell in early 2025, with fentanyl deaths down sharply, even as experts caution the picture may be incomplete.
D.C. Bets On Mosquito-Repelling Gadget To Shield 60 Million From Malaria
A U.S.‑led public‑private push will scale SC Johnson’s year‑long Guardian spatial repellent in high‑burden countries, aiming to protect about 60 million people. Backing from WHO and new manufacturing in Nairobi make broad rollout possible.
Ybor Harbor Cash Splash As Tampa Council Weighs $50 Million Waterfront Ask
Tampa’s CRA board will weigh a $50 million funding request for the Darryl Shaw‑led Ybor Harbor waterfront project, with staff recommending $35 million. The plan emphasizes new public waterfront and streetscape work.
St. Pete Property Manager Slapped With $60K Tab For Botched Navy Sailor Eviction
The DOJ says a St. Petersburg manager filed a false military‑service affidavit that led to an unlawful eviction judgment against an active‑duty sailor; the company will pay $60,000. The settlement includes credit monitoring and new SCRA compliance rules.












