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Five Unique AirBNB Stays In Florida

Getting away from it all doesn’t always mean leaving the country, or even leaving the state you’re in. This is especially true in Florida, a state that’s already a vacation destination, and one that sees many millions of visitors every year. Many come for the Attractions in Kissimmee, namely, Disney, Universal and Sea World. Others come for Miami’s bright lights and nightlife. For those looking for a unique experience, discovering a unique AirBNB in Florida could be the perfect choice. Still others come for the beaches or the islands scattered throughout the Sunshine State.

Those experiences and resorts are easily found on the web, and often don’t make for a casual getaway in some unique place. Here are five spots in Florida we’ve found recently that are unique and perhaps off the beaten path just a bit:

Alligator Alcatraz Immigration Facility Begins Deportation Flights

Alligator Alcatraz Immigration Facility Begins Deportation Flights

Desantis announces deportation flights from Alligator Alcatraz
Florida Governor Ron Desantis announces the commencement of deportation flights from Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz” on Friday. Photo: Ron DeSantis/Rumble

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced Friday that deportation flights have officially begun from the state’s controversial new immigration detention center, known informally as “Alligator Alcatraz.”

Ozzy Osbourne’s “Almost” Canceled Concert

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Legendary rock musician Ozzy Osbourne died this week at the age of 76 from complications of Parkinson’s disease. Known for his often dark and drug driven personality, Ozzy had a music career that spanned well over 50 years, between his rock band Black Sabbath and his solo career. Ozzy experienced a lot of backlash throughout his life, including some that nearly canceled a concert in the Sunshine State. 

A Big Change For The Rays

A Big Change For The Rays

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The Tampa Bay Rays are currently playing in their temporary home at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa. A new owner will likely mean a new stadium…but where? Photo: Chris Leymarie/ FMN

The Tampa Bay Rays may be headed for their biggest change in years, as owner Stuart Sternberg moves closer to selling the franchise, ending a years-long saga.

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Inches Above Andrew’s Surge: A Developer’s Gamble on Miami-Dade’s Riskiest Shoreline

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Would you build a $50 million dream house in a coastal flood zone? A Miami builder is defying the odds. Photo: Studio KHORA Architects

“Don’t build here”. That’s the message from the Village of Palmetto Bay, a small enclave on Miami-Dade’s Biscayne Bay, when talking about a flood prone stretch of coastal property. In fact, regulators say the property has a one-in-four-chance of serious flooding. For most builders, this stretch of Florida real estate is the place NOT to be. But that hasn’t deterred Manny Varas.

Delta Airlines flight

Delta Testing AI To Set Individual Passenger Fares.

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A Delta flight.
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Delta Air Lines is taking a bold step to retool its fare-setting engine: by the end of 2025, AI will determine ticket prices on one out of every five domestic flights. And if that goes well (for Delta) they may roll out the system to all potential passengers. Some will pay more, while others may pay less, all depending on what the new system comes up with.

Florida’s Fast Lane: From Daytona to Sebring, A Century of Speed

Florida’s Fast Lane: From Daytona to Sebring, A Century of Speed

Richard Petty, Bobby Allison, Bill Elliot Racing Legends
Racing Legends “King” Richard Petty, Bobby Allison and Bill Elliott
Photo Image: Eric Moore/FMN

Florida isn’t just beaches and theme parks—it’s the roaring engines, checkered flags, and legendary champions that have defined American motorsports. From Daytona’s storied sands to the tight corners of St. Petersburg, the Sunshine State has fueled racing passion for generations.

Gas Prices Vary Across Florida, But Down Overall

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After a brief spring spike, drivers across Florida are experiencing lower gas prices compared to last year, but costs still differ widely by region, according to new AAA data released Monday. Some areas of the state fare better than others, but overall, with the summer travel season in full swing, motorists are doing very well.