November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize the history, cultures, and contributions of Native peoples. Here in Florida, that includes our neighbors in the Seminole Tribe of Florida and the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida.
The FBI recently released its 2025 crime statistics, and the numbers are moving in the right direction.
We should recognize the work being done by law enforcement, community organizations, crime prevention professionals, schools, residents, volunteers, and countless others who contribute to safer communities every day
We've all seen CAPTCHA tests online. You know the ones that ask you to click a few pictures or check a box to prove you're not a robot. They're so common that most of us don't think twice before completing them.
The next time you receive a message claiming you owe an unpaid toll, pause before you click. A few seconds of caution can save you from hours—or even months—of dealing with fraud and identity theft.
There’s something about child identity theft that feels impossible to parents. We hear the words and immediately think, “Why would anyone steal a child’s identity?”
Whether you’re a lifelong soccer fan or just excited to experience one of the biggest sporting events in the world. The last thing anyone wants is to drive to Hard Rock Stadium, pay for parking, get to the gate, and find out their ticket isn’t valid.
Location sharing apps were created to keep people safe and connected. Sometimes, those same tools quietly cross a line from safety into control.
Summer brings a different kind of reality, more unstructured time, more screen use, and more opportunities for children to be online without the same level of supervision they might have during the school year.
This is the moment to prepare not out of fear, but out of intention.
Every time the world experiences a crisis, scammers move quickly to take advantage of fear, confusion, and emotion. The growing tensions and conflict involving Iran are no exception.
