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Floridians Feeling the Pinch — and Want Change Florida residents have noticed steadily rising electric bills, and concern is growing. A recent statewide poll conducted by Cygnal on behalf of Conservatives for Clean Energy Florida found that 82% of likely voters believe their utility costs are increasing. While this sentiment reflects broader inflation pressures on housing, taxes, and everyday expenses, what stands out is that many of these same voters are expressing strong i

Feeding Tampa Bay's Mission Food has always been at the heart of Feeding Tampa Bay’s mission—and for good reason. Nearly one million people come through their doors each year, drawn by the simple but powerful need for a meal. Food gives children the energy to learn, helps seniors stay healthy, and gives families a sense of stability when times are tough. Even though a meal can make a big difference, Feeding Tampa Bay understands it’s just the first step. The organization cont

A Strong Start, Clouded Outlook Let’s kick things off with a bit of perspective. Early 2025 wasn’t all sunshine for the U.S. solar industry. Although it managed a solid Q1, installing 10.8 GW DC (making it the fourth‑best quarter ever!) and supplying 69% of new power capacity, the mood has quickly shifted by murky federal policy and trade turbulence. The industry is trying to navigate not just the usual solar‑sized hurdles, but a perfect storm of shifting tariffs, uncertain l