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    Panhandle forum to debate Florida property tax Amendment 3●Shumaker Advisors organizing Panhandle forum addressing property tax Amendment 3✉newsScienceSpace Policyjust now

    Government relations firm Shumaker Advisors is organizing a forum in the Florida Panhandle focused on Amendment 3, the proposed change to the state constitution dealing with property taxes. The event is expected to bring together local officials, business leaders and residents to discuss what the amendment would mean for homeowners and local government funding across the region.

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    Ahead of Greece's match against Germany, the German team underwent a surprise anti-doping test during training, according to Goal.com. The fixture between the two countries is drawing search interest in Brazil, with discussion focused on the German squad's preparations and the unexpected doping control carried out before the confrontation.

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    Brazilians search for who is winning the 2026 elections●quem está ganhando as eleições 2026GgoogleBR1K6 h ago

    Brazilians are asking who is winning the 2026 elections, months ahead of the October vote. Search interest around the presidential race is rising as pre-campaign positioning intensifies. Attention is also drawn to the scale of the election, with Bahia alone holding more than 11 million registered voters, underlining the size of the nationwide electorate.

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    Brazilians Search for Who Is Winning the Presidential Race▼quem esta ganhando para presidenteGgoogleBR2K5 h ago

    Searches for who is winning the presidential election are surging in Brazil as vote counting begins. Live coverage says ballots for president start being tallied at 5pm, with partial results expected through the evening. Brazilians are closely following the count in the 2026 election, seeking real-time updates on the candidates' standings.

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    Rotating thunderstorms possible along Florida Panhandle coast●A few rotating thunderstorms are possible today across the coastal Florida Panhandle. #WeatherAwareDay #weather #wx #SPCMmastodonEnvironmentWeather110 h ago

    Forecasters are warning that a few rotating thunderstorms, or supercells, could develop today along the coastal Florida Panhandle. The threat carries risks of tornadoes, damaging wind and hail, and the Storm Prediction Center is flagged in weather alerts. Residents are being urged to stay weather-aware and monitor updated forecasts through the day.

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    Fast-growing Manhattan fitness studio signs another lease▼The buzzy fitness studio taking over Manhattan just signed another lease✉newsHealthFitness12 h ago

    A fitness studio expanding rapidly across Manhattan has signed a lease for another location, according to SILive.com. The brand, described as buzzy, continues its aggressive New York City expansion, adding to an already growing footprint in the borough. The company's latest signing signals continued demand for its workout concept among city gym-goers.

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    Rotating thunderstorms possible along Florida Panhandle coast●A few rotating thunderstorms are possible today across the coastal Florida Panhandle. # WeatherAwareDay # weather # wx #MmastodonEnvironmentWeather110 h ago

    Forecasters warn that a few rotating thunderstorms, capable of producing tornadoes, damaging wind and hail, could develop today along the coastal Florida Panhandle. The Storm Prediction Center is flagged as a source for additional details, and residents are urged to stay weather-aware and monitor updates through the day.

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    Fake QR codes on Manhattan parking meters spark identity theft charges●Gothamist: Fake QR codes on Manhattan parking meters lead to identity theft charges. “Mihai Theodor Enescu was arraignedMmastodonWorldCrime222 h ago

    Mihai Theodor Enescu was arraigned in Manhattan Supreme Court on five counts of second-degree identity theft and six counts of second-degree criminal impersonation, court records show. Prosecutors say he stuck fake QR codes on Manhattan parking meters to trick drivers into entering card details on fraudulent sites. The case highlights the growing 'quishing' scam trend, with drivers urged to use official parking apps instead of scanning random stickers.