Good morning, Central Florida. Here's what you need to know today.
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Temperatures bound back into the lower 80s for most of Central Florida. But, it will be breezy to windy through the afternoon. The elevated winds, low humidity and dry conditions will elevate the fire danger. Most of east central Florida is under a red flag warning, which means burning is discouraged.
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Highs: Low 80s Lows: Mid to Upper 40s Rain Coverage: 10% |
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Around Central Florida
1. NASA Causeway bridge opens months ahead of schedule
The NASA Causeway bridge leading to and from the Kennedy Space Center is now complete, months ahead of schedule.
2. Lawmakers looking for ways to cut down costs to condo owners
State lawmakers are looking at a number of bills aimed at providing relief for condo owners and associations across the state.
3. Daytona Beach family, impacted by Hurricane Ian, hopes to build new home
Since the 1960s, Ursula Scott and her mother, Geraldine Payton, have made many memories in their family home. Scott did her research and turned to Volusia County’s Transform 386 Initiative.
4. Volusia County approves nearly $1.4M in ECHO grants to fund 4 revitalization projects
The Volusia County Council approved nearly $1.4 million in ECHO grants on Tuesday that will go toward four projects restoring, constructing and improving popular facilities around the county.
Around the Nation
1. Trump to order plan to shut down Education Department
2. White House, French politician trade jabs after he asks for Statue of Liberty back
3. Pentagon reviews plans to cut troops handling migrants at Guantánamo by as much as half
4. Newly released JFK assassination files reveal more about CIA but don't yet point to conspiracies
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Quote of the Day
Lawmakers who served on the House committee tasked with investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol are vowing that they won’t be silenced after President Donald Trump suggested the pardons his predecessor issued to them are void.
Former Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger, who was one of only two Republicans to serve on the committee and has since left Congress, put his thoughts bluntly.
“Fine. Do it. Or shut up,” he wrote in a post on Substack.
Kinzinger also went on to argue that Trump would not follow up on his threats, calling his latest assertion on the pardons “just another attempt to stoke fear.”
