Justice Thomas Warns of Progressivism’s Threat to America’s Foundation
Justice Clarence Thomas warns that progressivism poses a threat to America’s founding principles in a speech at the University of Texas.
Local Government
Hernando County School Board Tables Motion to Eliminate Student Delegate Position
Hernando County School Board tables motion to eliminate student delegate position amid social media attacks against 17-year-old student representative Jaserah Abdul-Rahim.
Contracts Set For Accelerated EAA Reservoir Work
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has announced that all federally managed contracts are in place to complete the Everglades Agricultural Area Reservoir by the end of 2029, two years ahead of schedule.
Hernando County School Board Debates Ending Student Delegate Role Amid Online Attacks
Hernando County School Board debates ending student delegate role amid online attacks on Muslim student representative Jaserah Abdul-Rahim.
Hernando-Citrus MPO Schedules Public Meetings for April 23, 2026
Hernando-Citrus MPO announces two public meetings on April 23, 2026, including Technical Advisory Committee at 8:30 a.m. and joint Citizens/Bicycle committees at 10:30 a.m.
Hernando County Issues Burn Ban Starting April 14, 2026
Hernando County issues burn ban starting April 14, 2026, due to dry conditions and high fire danger.
Florida Kicks Off Distracted Driving Awareness Month, Local News Briefs
Florida kicks off Distracted Driving Awareness Month, Hernando County Commission seeks volunteers, Habitat for Humanity Tampa Bay Gulfside celebrates CEO’s 12-year milestone
Hernando commissioners hear concerns on farmland rezoning proposals
Hernando County residents oppose farmland rezoning proposals for housing developments
The Hidden Cost of Body Camera Footage: Transparency Without a Price Tag
Law enforcement agencies in Hernando, Pasco, and Citrus Counties have implemented body camera programs, but the cost of accessing footage has become a concern for citizens and media outlets.
Public Paid Millions for Body Cameras-Now Must Pay Again to See Them
Hernando County Sheriff’s Office spent $1.3 million on body cameras, now charges citizens a fee to access footage, sparking controversy over transparency and accountability.