Justin Boggs

6 days ago | tmj4.com | Justin Boggs |Tony Aria

Doctors from Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare told reporters on Friday that all six people who were hospitalized after Thursday's mass shooting at Florida State University are expected to recover. The hospital received all six surviving people who had gun shot wounds from Thursday's shooting. Two victims died on Thursday from gun shot wounds. Dr. Brett Howard said two of the patients could be released from the hospital on Friday.

6 days ago | tmj4.com | Justin Boggs |Tony Aria

While possible changes to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits are being considered, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins reiterated to state agencies that individuals receiving government benefits to offset food costs need to work if they are able. Most individuals and families are already subject to some form of work requirements to be eligible for SNAP. Rollins said the memorandum requires states to “make clear” that people who can work, do.

1 week ago | scrippsnews.com | Justin Boggs

President Donald Trump's tariffs could affect rent prices in several growing markets, according to a new report from Realtor.com. According to the report, average rent prices have fallen $65 per month in the last three years as inflation has subsided. But the report suggests that several growing markets could prices go up again. President Trump's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports could drive up the cost of newly built residences. Those costs, Realtor.com, could be passed along to consumers.

1 week ago | 953thebeach.com | Justin Boggs

As the federal government continues its standoff over funding for Harvard University, the Department of Homeland Security announced it is canceling $2.7 million in grants and is “declaring it unfit to be entrusted with taxpayer dollars.”The funds were for two programs: the $800,303 Implementation Science for Targeted Violence Prevention grant and the $1,934,902 Blue Campaign Program Evaluation and Violence Advisement grant.

1 week ago | 953thebeach.com | Justin Boggs

Drugmaker Eli Lilly announced on Thursday that it has successfully completed a Phase 3 study of a daily pill that could lower blood sugar and aid weight loss. The pills could serve as an alternative to popular but costly GLP-1 injections such as Ozempic. According to the Food and Drug Administration, less than 30% of Phase 3 studies are successful.