Florida News That Impacts You – July 10th, 2025

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you throughout the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast.   

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:03):
From West Palm Beach to Tallahassee. This is Florida's news
that impacts you on the Brian Mudshow.

Speaker 2 (00:10):
Yeah, Brian Buddy and Joel Malkln here with you on
this Thursday. And well, this went down yesterday the Supreme
Court ruling on Florida's most recent immigration law, pass in February.

Speaker 3 (00:24):
The Supreme Court did not explain its decision and no
dissents were noted, so this means the Florida law is
on hold during the legal fight over SB four C.
A lower court judge initially blocked the law in April,
finding it violated the supremacy clause, which leaves immigration enforcement
up to the federal government. But the judge also found
it violated the commerce clause with unacceptable burdens on interstate

(00:45):
and foreign commerce by regulating who enters the state.

Speaker 2 (00:48):
So it will remain unenforced until there is resolution in
this case and obviously potentially thereafter. Based upon the ruling.
Budget said off between Indian River County Sheriff Eric Flowers
and County Commissions continue to Wednesday's commission meeting as commissioners
and Sheriff Flowers remain about ten million dollars apart on
funding for the operation of the Sheriff's Department. Commission will

(01:11):
resume a budget hearing today. Public comment is scheduled for
two fifteen this afternoon. An eight day closure of Northlake
Boulevard at B Line Highway will begin on August first
for CSX to begin to make major repairs to the
railroad crossing, which will include removing rails, panels, and signals.
It's been a priority for the repairs to be made
prior to the start of the new school year. Mostly sunny,

(01:33):
hot today, thunderstorms possible throughout the day. Heis near ninety
bit warmer than usual for the state. Significant Saharin does
ployw moving into the Caribbean from the mid to Atlantic
looks like it. There's a good chance could impact our
state this weekend. National Hurricane Center in related with all
the dust that's been around, Hurricane Center's seven day tropic
Galalic remains clear. New activity expected over the next week.

(01:58):
Gas prices they dropped another two cents per gallon yesterday
and state wide back blowed three bucks a gallon on
average at two ninety nine and the Bon Beaches average
price three point sixteen and Martin blow the state average
at two ninety seven this morning, and in Indian River
County a touch abuffett at three bucks a gallon