The Tallahassee Reports Daily Briefs: Friday, July 12, 2024

The Tallahassee Reports Daily Briefs: Friday, July 12, 2024

LOCAL NEWS

Halfway through 2024, the number of crime incidents reported by the Tallahassee Police Department remain down when compared to 2023. However, the numbers show a significant increase in property crime incidents in June.

J. Brent Pichard: “When an agency of government distinguishes itself as a tried, true and tested “servant of the people,” that agency deserves high praise, even from a skeptical, small government conservative.” 

A Tallahassee judge has signed an order requiring the ACC to turn over a half dozen of its ESPN media contracts to Florida State’s legal team, but the order bars anyone from sharing those documents publicly.

LOCAL SPORTS NEWS

Seminole Student-Athletes Honored On 2024 ACC Academic Honor Roll -Nine five-time honorees – Vic Allen (Women’s Tennis), Cole Anderson (Men’s Golf), Maddie Anderson (Beach Volleyball), Ryan Fitzgerald (Football), Devyn FlahertyKaley MudgeEmma Wilson (Softball), Rachel Johnson (Women’s Cross Country), and Peter Varjasi (Men’s Swimming) – are among the 289 Seminole student-athletes named to the 2024 ACC Academic Honor Roll released by the conference office.

FLORIDA NEWS

Florida’s rental market has recorded a sharp decline in rent prices across its largest cities, diverging from the national trend of rising rents, with falling prices in Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando, and Miami.

The Florida Auditor General’s office has released two reports that detail significant issues and financial trends in the Sunshine State’s charter schools, charter technical career centers and district school boards.

NATIONAL NEWS

Politico: President Joe Biden navigated one of the most heavily scrutinized presidential news conferences in history — but it may not matter. Critics, new and old, pounced before it was over, and Biden allies quickly congratulated him for skillfully parrying an unprecedented press interrogation about his fitness for office.

The 75th Anniversary Summit of NATO came to a close yesterday, with the leaders of 32 countries bolstering support for Ukraine in its ongoing war with Russia. The conference—hosted by President Joe Biden in Washington, DC—ended with new pledges to Kyiv, including air defense missile systems and fresh aid commitments.

The global population is set to peak at 10.3 billion and begin declining by 2084, roughly two decades earlier than estimates from two years ago, according to the United Nations biennial population report. 

US stock markets close mixed (S&P 500 -0.9%, Dow +0.1%, Nasdaq -1.9%) following lower-than-expected inflation data (More).

TALLAHASSEE WEATHER

6 Responses to "The Tallahassee Reports Daily Briefs: Friday, July 12, 2024"

  1. BREAKING: FAMU President Larry Robinson, stung by the embarrassment of “DonateGate,” RESIGNS.

    Just like I predicted right here when it happened.

  2. @ A Skeptic… I think if the needle moved on dear ol’ Joe at all, it fell back a few more notches. The bar was set so low that he basically just had to avoid a full faceplant on stage and his PR firm (aka: the Media PACs) would heap praise on him.

    For me, it was just another example of creepy ol’ Joe, with that strange habit he has of leaning into the mic a whispering. It’s weird. Anyone who has cared who suffers with Dementia/AD, clearly recognizes the symptoms everyone is so afraid to talk about. From his weird whispers – as if he thinks he’s playing a game with his grandkids (less the one he refuses to acknowledge) – to that strange blow-up of rage at the second to the last reporter’s question.

    All clear and unquestionable symptoms of the obvious. The real concern we all should have is that there is no doubt Biden isn’t calling the shots. I believe have an illegitimate and unconstitutional shadow government running our country… and that ought to scare the hell out of all of us, regardless of Party affiliation.

  3. J. Brent Pichard: “When an agency of government distinguishes itself…”

    So you’re expect agencies that works FOR the people to not distinguish themself? Those agencies should be closed down or management fired.

    Politico: President Joe Biden navigated one of the most heavily scrutinized presidential news conferences in history…

    Those of us on the right that watched it thought it was just about perfect. Joe did well enough that Politico and other Democrat operatives would spin it positively and stall the calls for Biden to step down, but not so well that that he moved even a single independent voter to his side. Mediocrity rules!!!!

  4. Is crime really down? Or just the reported crime? When you stop responding effectively to crime. people stop reporting. An unreported crime is still a crime

  5. Crime is STILL to high. Need to start cracking down on the CRIMINALS and forget about all those Programs.

    About the Audits: “with one being submitted 52 to 497 days after receiving the report from their respective accountants.” …………………….. Please explain, Between 52 and 497 Days? you can’t narrow it down better than THAT? REALLY? COME ON MAN.

  6. The Dementia Patent’s so-called “big boy presser” was supposed to be open and freewheeling. That was just another lie told to the world by the Pro-Hamas Progressive Democrats and their Media PACs.

    He started out holding up and admitting to a “list” of reporters he was “told to call on”.

    LMAO… so much for a “big boy presser”.

    Signed,
    Ukraine President, Putin… and Biden’s Vice President, Trump

    Oy vey…

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