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On account of the possibility of reduced average inflation rise rates, millions of Americans are bidding adieu to COLA. For the upcoming year, the SSA has announced a 2.5% COLA rise. Social Security recipients would benefit greatly from…

Many Americans are anticipating Donald Trump's policies regarding Social Security so they may start receiving their payments right now. Social Security has a prominent position in Donald Trump's cabinet. Everyone is aware that Social…

In November 2024, all caregivers who have been giving full-time care for a person with a disability will receive the $153 Australia Carer Allowance. This payment, which is made in the amount of $153.30 every two weeks, is available to…

Authorities are hopeful that new information and a $5,000 reward will help them locate the driver responsible for a fatal hit-and-run that claimed the life of a father of three in Redland earlier this week. The incident occurred shortly…

In a shocking discovery on Key Biscayne, a popular island just off the coast of Miami, a human head washed ashore this week. Authorities confirmed on Thursday that the remainsbelong to a man, but his identity remains unknown, leaving both…

Fort Lauderdale, FL — City officials in Fort Lauderdale are urging residents and visitors to be cautious after a new parking scam was discovered involving fraudulent QR code stickers on parking meters and “pay by phone” signs. The scheme is…

In 2023, the taxpayers of the US saw nearly $900 billion of their hard-earned money directed toward a mix of government programs. But some spending is necessary to keep the country running, a surprising amount went to projectsthat might…

Amy Zhou is a standout, excelling in everything she pursues, yet still striving to reach even greater heights as a student. Meanwhile, two other local residents mentioned they, too, received the same letter.

Miami Beach city commissioners approved a plan to combat homelessness in Miami-Dade County. On Thursday, they unanimously agreed to allocate $10 million over the next two years to the county and the Homeless Trust. Importantly, this funding…

Florida’s attorney general is suing Federal Emergency Management Agency officials after a supervisor reportedly instructed workers assisting hurricane survivors to avoid homes displaying yard signs supporting President-elect Donald Trump.