Florida News That Impacts You – July 28th, 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):
This is Florida's used that impacts you on the Brian
mud Show. Yeah, Brian London, Joel Malkin with you. And
the deportations began this weekend at Alligator Alcatraz.

Speaker 2 (00:15):
Governor DeSantis says one hundred illegal immigrants there have already
been flown off to other countries and hundreds more have
left the facility flown to other US immigration detention hubs
and will soon be deported as well.

Speaker 1 (00:30):
And Dey Sant has said the preparations are underway for
the expansion of Alligator Alcatraz to take in thousands more
at a time. The four JAPRA Commerce's midyear report at
Ford's economy continues to kick button take names continue to
significantly unpeace the rest of the country. Fida's economy grew
one point nine percent faster than the US economy to

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start the year. That is the second highest growth rate
only to South Carolina, which is even more impressive when
you think about this on rate basis. We're the third
largest state, third largest economy, and so it's always hard
on a rate basis when you're large, but even second
best rate. A twenty three acre brushfire prompted evacuations and

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road closures for residents of Aerra Beach. On Sunday, It's
been contained by a rage between Fifth Street southwester and
Oslo Road from twentieth Avenue to twenty seventh Avenue. It
was contained by approximately five in the afternoon. The cause
of the fire is under investigation. Sunny and hot human

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again today, highs in the low nineties, Warmer than usual
for the state. We do have more shir and dust
on the way. A lot of what was around over
the weekend has moved on now, but there is more'll
probably be here by midweek. It's curling track across the
Atlantic towards the Caribbean and related National Hurricane Center's tropical
outlook clear for the next seven days. No activity expected

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will take it. Gas prices they fell through the weekend
that they are a couples is higher than a week ago.
This time. The average price four regular unleaded state wide
three oh nine and the bom Beach is three twenty three.
Martin right, there are three o nine in the Indian
River County just above it at three ten. Let's get
a look at some national headlines. As you heard, President
Trump says a new trade deal with the European Union
will lower tariffs to fifteen percent. Trump says the twenty

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seven member EU has agreed to purchase seven hundred and
fifty billion dollars worth of energy six hundred billion dollars
worth of investments in the US. Israel says it's starting
a tactical pause on military activities in Gaza so aid
can reach Palestinians. The decision was reportedly made in coordination
with the UN and other international aid groups. A man
facing terrorism charges after a stabbing rampage and a Northern

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Michigan walmart injured eleven people. The attack happened Saturday when
Bradford James Gilly entered a Traverse City Walmart and allegedly
began to attack people with a folding knife in the
stores checkout area. At the Baseball Hall of Fame, adding
five new members to its ranks, Ichiro Suzuki, making history,
is the first Japanese player chosen for the Hall. Also
making the cut C. C. Sabathia, Billy Wagner, Dave Parker,

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and Dick Allen. They were formally inducted yesterday in Cooperstown.
Those are your headlines.