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The 2025 Boca Raton Mayors Ball was truly a grand event with a glamorous theme, “Party of the Century.” This 10th anniversary celebration at The Boca Raton, which celebrated the city’s 100th anniversary, was hosted by the Rotary Club of Downtown Boca Raton. Proceeds from this black-tie gala directly benefit the Rotary’s vital community grant […] The post Boca Raton 2025 Mayors Ball Brought the Heat appeared first on Florida Jolt.
TALLAHASSEE — As Florida continues to add to a modern-era record for executions in a year, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday said he is bringing justice to victims’ families. Florida has executed 15 inmates this year, with two more scheduled in November. The previous modern-era record for a year was eight in 1984 and 2014. […] The post DeSantis Says Executions About Justice appeared first on Florida Jolt.
When Marci Woodward won her election in 2022 by defeating an incumbent to become the Palm Beach County Commissioner for District 4, she won the old-fashioned way; she knocked on a zillion doors and charmed the voters, but she only raised about forty-eight thousand dollars. Woodward will have no shortage of money this time around. […] The post PBC Commissioner Marci Woodward Holds Wildly Successful Fundraiser appeared first on Florida Jolt.
TALLAHASSEE — Attorneys for former Miami Republican lawmaker Frank Artiles on Wednesday argued an appeals court should toss out his criminal conviction in a case involving a “ghost” candidate who helped defeat a Democratic incumbent in a 2020 Florida Senate race. In an 82-page brief filed shortly after midnight at the 3rd District Court of […] The post Updated: Artiles Fights Conviction in ‘Ghost’ Candidate Case appeared first on Florida Jolt.
TALLAHASSEE — A day after a Brevard County circuit judge rejected their arguments, attorneys for condemned killer Bryan F. Jennings on Wednesday asked the Florida Supreme Court to halt his scheduled Nov. 13 execution in the 1979 rape and murder of a 6-year-old girl. The attorneys filed a notice of appealing Circuit Judge Kelly McKibben’s […] The post Justices Asked to Halt Jennings Execution appeared first on Florida Jolt.
One of the economic diseases spreading across our country is that too many college students are majoring in studies incompatible with most job openings. We are seeing a skills mismatch. It seems that some students’ most popular areas of study are not what employers seek. Majors in social sciences, education, performing arts, psychology, humanities, and […] The post John R. Smith: Popular College Majors Don’t Match Job Demand appeared first on Florida Jolt.
The Schumer shutdown was a huge mistake for Democrats, and our cartoonists didn’t give them a pass on it. Add all the ballroom and the Mamdani commie, and it’s a good week for the funnies. Subscribe to The Florida Jolt Newsletter! Subscribe to The Florida Jolt Newsletter! Subscribe to The Florida Jolt Newsletter! Other stories […] The post Best Cartoons: BawlRoom, Schumer’s Shutdown, and The Mamdaniocalypse appeared first on Florida Jolt.
For over two decades, Moms for America has stood as a pillar of strength for mothers determined to defend faith, family, and freedom. The battle for America’s future is being fought in our schools, and Florida’s moms are on the front lines. With the launch of Moms for America 2.0, this movement is shifting into […] The post Florida Moms for America 2.0 Takes on the Left’s Agenda appeared first on Florida Jolt.
TALLAHASSEE — In an unusual move, the Florida Division of Administrative Hearings on Monday asked an appeals court to allow it to resume deciding Citizens Property Insurance Corp. claims disputes after a Hillsborough County circuit judge halted the process. Lawyers for the Division of Administrative Hearings filed an emergency petition at the 2nd District Court […] The post Go-Ahead Sought for Citizens Arbitration appeared first on Florida Jolt.
TALLAHASSEE — A federal judge has cleared the way for transgender Florida prison inmates to pursue a class-action lawsuit alleging they were improperly denied accommodations as part of treating gender dysphoria. Chief U.S. District Judge Allen Winsor last week certified a class action on the accommodations issue, which stems from state corrections officials denying transgender […] The post Class Action OK’d in Trans Inmate Case appeared first on Florida Jolt.
