• You might think that a pandemic putting millions of Americans out of work would cause people to have to sell their comic book collections, driving prices down and making it a buyer’s market. But that isn’t what happened in the comic book world in the last year.
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• Chair Teresa Jacobs says she’s gotten data from Nemours Children’s and Arnold Palmer Children’s hospitals and it shows a spike in kids visiting the ER in July.
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• All eyes are on the weather as Boeing counts down to Friday’s launch attempt of the Starliner spacecraft from Cape Canaveral. The Space Force’s 45th Weather Squadron forecasts only a 40 percent chance of favorable weather for the launch attempt Friday at 2:53 p.m. ET.
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• Florida’s only Democrat elected statewide has suspended concealed carry weapons permits for 22 people involved in the U.S. Capitol breach.
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• Florida and UCF have agreed to play a two-for-one series that begins in 2024 and concludes nearly a decade later.
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• Florida’s springs are in crisis.
That’s the message of the new documentary, Fellowship of the Springs, which examines the growing fragility of the greatest concentration of freshwater springs in the world.
WMFE environmental reporter Amy Green talked with documentarian Oscar Corral.
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• U.S. Senator Marco Rubio is joining with 10 members of the state’s congressional delegation to call for more action on behalf of the state’s ailing manatees.
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