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The franchisee, Meritage Hospitality Group, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and may close up to 30 restaurants across several states as part of the cash collateral agreement related to the bankruptcy.
Full story at the-sun.com ↗
Locally acquired dengue fever cases have been reported in Florida, with 152 cases reported from six counties in 2026.
Full story at westorlandonews.com ↗
News 6 hosted a live primetime special on Florida's proposed property tax amendment, Amendment 3, which would significantly expand Florida's homestead exemption but could cost local governments billions in lost revenue.
Full story at clickorlando.com ↗
Over 200 new Florida laws have been approved this year, with the majority of them taking effect in July.
Full story at clickorlando.com ↗
Florida's education commissioner, Henry Mack, has directed school districts to set stricter rules for reviewing library and classroom books or risk losing funding.
Full story at tallahassee.com ↗
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