David Jones

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President Donald Trump is slated to announce a new set of tariffs on Wednesday focused on cars and car parts, but it's not just car buyers who will be impacted. From changing the oil filters to getting new electronics, if you want your car fixed, chances are you're going to need parts from another country. Trump has reportedly called April 2 "Liberation Day," with promises to roll out a set of tariffs focused on foreign imports. But it's unclear the extent of those tariffs.

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As the Central Florida Expressway Authority prepares to hear from the public on its two potential remaining alignments for the future SR 417 Sanford Airport Connector, a farmer directly in the crosshairs of the yet-to-be highway alignment said he worries for the future of his farm.CFX has long planned a connector road from 417 to the Orlando Sanford International Airport, but up until this point had multiple routes on the table.One of the routes would have minimized impact to residents and...

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With the flow of federal dollars toward their mission now depleted, leaders of the Rescue Outreach Mission in Sanford are turning toward the county to fund a chunk of its services to avoid dipping into reserves. The Rescue Outreach Mission, Seminole County's only emergency homeless shelter, serves men, women and children.

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Winter Springs has a plan to address its aging wastewater equipment: building two brand new plants on its current east and west wastewater sites at a total cost the city estimates to be around $200 million. It's an ambitious plan, and one that city officials said has been in the works for a few years. Currently, the city is in the design phase of the first of its plants to be built alongside the east wastewater treatment facility on Winter Springs Blvd.

3 weeks ago | cleveland13news.com | David Jones

WCTU CLEVELAND 13 — Recent claims by a team of Italian and Scottish researchers suggest the discovery of a vast underground complex beneath Egypt's Pyramids of Giza. Utilizing Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) technology, the team, led by Professor Corrado Malanga from the University of Pisa and Filippo Biondi from the University of Strathclyde, reported identifying eight vertical, cylindrical structures, or shafts, extending approximately 2,100 feet below the pyramids.