Florida News That Impacts You – July 24th, 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 (00:04):
From West Palm Beach to Tallahassee. This is Florida's news
that impacts you on the Brian Mud Show. Now Brian
Mud with You, Joe on vacation back in the fold
with us next week, and speaking of Epstein related matters,
this happened locally yesterday Fox's Jessica Rosenthal.

Speaker 2 (00:24):
The Justice Department asked Judge Robin Rosenberg and West Palm
Beach to unseal grand jury documents from two thousand and
five to two thousand and seven relating to the investigation
into Jeffrey Epstein, but the judge that are hands are tied.
The Justice Department cited a desire for transparency to the
American people in its request, but the judge said typically
are released like this would only be done to assist
other lawyers or help in another case. After Attorney General

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Pambondi said they would not be releasing documents, General prosecutors
have since asked judges to release sealed transcripts separately. Fox
has confirmed a report that the Justice Department informed the
President this past spring that his name does appear in
seen related legal documents and files. Jessica Frosenthal Fox News.

Speaker 1 (01:05):
Meanwhile, Florida, we continue to be the top state for
international buyers, according to the National Association of Relators annual report.
The report shows international buying having risen by thirty three
percent over the past year. Florida we got just over
a fifth twenty one percent of all of the foreign
buying activity. By the way, California second with fifteen percent

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of total foreign buyers. Canadians they remain the top foreign
buyers of real estate in Florida. Bocratone Police Department they're
launching a school zone safety program for the upcoming school
year with the use of traffic cameras. Cameras are going
to go live in seven area school zones this year
with the aim of expansion throughout the district in the future.
Those caught speeding by ten miles or more in the

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school zone while lights are flashing will receive automatic one
hundred dollars citations. Barn County woman bitten by a navigator
briefly taken underwater while waiting in waste deep water with
her boyfriend and dog at the South Fork River near
Southwest Lindon Linden Street. The woman suffered broken bones in
her hand. She was able to escape, expected to make

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a full recovery to take a look at her weather
hot in Human today, rain and thunderstorms throughout heights near
ninety touch, warmer than usual. Another Saharan dust plume is
currently working across the Atlantic and the Caribbean. It's going
to make its way to us, so it's like maybe
somewhere between one and two o'clock this afternoon. What that
means is things are going to start to dry out
quite a bit and will remain dry straight through the weekend,

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along with some hotter attempts too. Hurricane Center tracking a
disturbance over the Northeastern Gulf moving westward towards Louisiana and Texas,
just a ten percent chance of development. With all the
Saharan dust across the Atlantic, things are quite otherwise. Gas
prices searched nine cents per gallon yesterday. Average price four
regular on leaded three to nine per gallon and the

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pond Beach is your average price three twenty three martin
three eleven Indian River only three twelve per gallon.