Florida News That Impacts You – November 7th, 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 (00:05):
This is Florida's news that impacts you on the Brian Muntial, Yeah, Brian,
Buddy and Joel Malkin with you. And today is a
day that's some big changes in aviation taking place related
to the partial shutdown. Fox's Jessica Rosenthal.

Speaker 2 (00:20):
The FAA has ordered airlines to produce the number of
flights by four percent starting today, ramping up to ten
percent next week at the nation's busiest airports, including Atlanta, Denver, Dallas, Orlando, Miami,
and San Francisco. The National Air Traffic Controller Association President
Nick Daniels says staffing issues are getting worse, as they've
now missed two paychecks and some workers are having trouble

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paying for gas, food, and childcare.

Speaker 1 (00:43):
There was a trainee today that before I just left
the office to come here, said I've been evicted.

Speaker 2 (00:49):
United says some regional and domestic flights that do not
fly between hubs will be impacted. Delta and Americans say
they anticipate most travel will carry on a schedule, but
they will help schedule changes and offer refunds to those impacted.

Speaker 1 (01:01):
Yeah, and so, Miami International and for Lauderdale Hollywood International
Airports are among those forty that will have this phased
in ten percent reduction in air traffic as part of
this FAA initiative to combat the growing air traffic control
staffing issues. Palm Beach International not one of those airports. However,
if you're flying anywhere, or if you're expecting people from

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anywhere to any airport, you want to be paying close
attention to travel schedules because there could be ripple effects
that are felt everywhere. State records show a rush of
new business filings and relocations into Florida from New York
City that have taken place since Tuesdays mayoral election in

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New York City of the Democratic Socialist Zoran mom Tommy.
Some good investigative work on by WPTV on this one.
They went into state records and found that as of yesterday,
twenty seven businesses filed to expand existing operations they had
in that are based in New York City, with nine
that have already filed to relocate their corporate headquarters from

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New York City into our state. By the way, the
top location is Palm Beach County, which I mentioned a
couple of days ago. Looks like would be the case.
Four of those nine so far those relocations Boca, and
we know that Boca. It's been active in trying to
recruit them there. It's like a lot of early success.
Governor de Santis attended the groundbreaking for the next phase
of the EAA Reservoir projects as part of the Everglades

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Restoration Plan. The new inflow pump station that is located
south of Lake o Keachobe will store over seventy eight
billion gallons of water, releasing clean water south into the Everglades,
natural flow of water from Laco Trickle step and the
push to end harmful east west discharges from the lake.
The move the first major project advanced since the Trump
administration granted the state Authority to take the lead on

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Everglades restoration projects over the Army Corps of Engineers, which
is huge. The result already has been a five year
acceleration of the EAA Reservoir project timeline, with the entire
project now expected to be completed in twenty twenty nine
rather than the previous timeline of twenty thirty four. Cloudy
Sky's Chance a shower seasonal in TEMPSITYHS low eighties, then

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plume a Saharan dust moving over the leeward Islands extending
through the Central Atlantic actiing it's a headwind for tropical development.
Related Hurricane Center's map is absolutely clear, no tropical cycle
in activity expected it for the next seven days, and
gas prices down another penny yesterday average stay wide two
point eighty nine for regular unleaded This morning in the
Pump Beaches average price three oh seven, Martin two ninety six,

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two ninety in Saint Lucie, and right there at the
state average in the Indian River County at two eighty
nine per gallon