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Beaufort County man charged with forgery in fake driver's license scheme

GoUpstate 2026-11-12

State police have announced criminal charges against a Beaufort County teen in connection with a fake driver's license scheme in the college town of...

Tribes, frustrated by prediction markets, hope new Congress will step in

Post Crescent 2026-11-12

When the online prediction platform Kalshi started appearing on social media a few years ago, Ho-Chunk Nation officials admit, they didn’t pay much attention to it. “We thought it was a scam,” said Ho-Chunk Nation Vice President Lambert Cleveland...

Median rent in Poughkeepsie dips to $1,850 as prices trend down

Poughkeepsie Journal 2026-11-12

Renters in Poughkeepsie saw apartment listing prices decrease 6% from October 2025's median of $1,975, an analysis of new data from rental marketplace Zumper shows. The typical apartment listed for rent at $1,850 in October. Median listing prices in...

Illinois lawmakers call on USDA to recalculate crop insurance premiums

The Courier - Lincoln 2026-11-12

Farm bankruptcies are rising again across rural America in 2026 Farm bankruptcies are rising again across rural America in 2026 Midwestern farmers could see substantially lower federal crop insurance premiums under a proposed review aimed at...

Lone Pine Estates cleans up after flooding swamped neighborhood

The Palm Beach Post 2026-11-12

While the flooding from days of epic rain has receded, the Lone Pine Estates neighborhood in Riviera Beach does not look the same as it did before the storms. The neighborhood flooded from Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 when more than 20 inches of rain fell in...

Flagler gearing up for 'significant' cuts after Amendment 3 approval

The Daytona Beach News Journal 2026-11-12

With Amendment 3 approved by Florida voters, Flagler County officials are preparing to deal with the budget cuts expected in the next few years. "The numbers are significant," said Interim County Administrator Adam Mengel as he began his presentation...

'Entertain always:' Banana Ball entrepreneurship explained

The Daytona Beach News Journal 2026-11-12

DAYTONA BEACH − How did a pair of sports-minded entrepreneurs start a collegiate wood-bat baseball club in 2015 and turn it into a nationwide phenomenon and franchise that today is valued at between $500 million and $1 billion? Jared Orton, president...

Health costs are rising. Why does the government say they're not?

The Daytona Beach News Journal 2026-11-12

With open enrollment for choosing healthcare plans for 2027 in full swing, Florida consumers are facing steep price increases despite federal government reports suggesting otherwise. The Consumer Price Index report on Nov. 10 showed health insurance...