Have you encountered either the toxic algae or the red tide plaguing Florida this year? If yes, is it worse - or less - than previous outbreaks? What's your take on these environmental problems? Your comments on this topic are welcome.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
An overview of the features and articles in this month's issue of Florida Trend.
Florida Business News
Along Florida's Gulf Coast, businesses that cater to tourists have taken a hit, and vacation rental property owners are facing cancellations.
A South Florida Toyota dealership likely discriminated against men when it advertised exclusively for female sales associates last year, a state commission has determined.
Flightdocs taking off in Bonita Springs, growing revenue and expanding employment
Flightdocs helps its more than 1000 clients track aircraft maintenance and compliance and manage aircraft inventory.
An 11-year-old changed election results on a replica Florida state website
An 11-year-old boy was able to hack into a replica of the Florida state election website and change voting results found there in under 10 minutes.
Hungry, uninsured: Study finds life not sunny for many Florida kids
Coming in at No. 15, between Tennessee (14) and South Carolina (16), the Sunshine State ranks among the 20 states with the highest rates of underprivileged children.
Florida Trend Video Pick
As images of blue green algae and fish kills from local beaches continue to garner national attention, Lee County Commission is going on offense, investing one million dollars in an effort to convince visitors it’s still a good idea to travel to Southwest Florida.
