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Inflation shows mixed results for consumers
SUMMARY: Inflation reports released yesterday showed a slight decrease in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) to 2.8% in February from 3% the previous month, raising hopes for consumers. Experts believe this decline, influenced by stable grocery and lower gas prices, may prompt the Federal Reserve to maintain steady interest rates. However, caution remains as many predict inflation could rise again due to potential tariffs and trade wars under President Trump, adding further uncertainty to the economy. Experts report that while recent numbers are positive, long-term predictions remain challenging, with the next CPI report expected in April.
The latest inflation report showed a slight cool down in some areas, but the grocery prices continued to push upwards.
SUMMARY: A shooting at Florida State University on Thursday resulted in two deaths and six injuries. The shooter, identified as 20-year-old Phoenix Ikner, the son of a deputy and a university student, opened fire near the student union. Law enforcement neutralized the threat within five minutes after Ikner began shooting around noon. He was shot and taken into custody by police. The two fatalities were not students; one worked in campus dining. The six injured individuals are in stable condition and expected to recover. In response, the university canceled athletic events for the weekend. Authorities are still investigating the motive.
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Living with Parkinson's: The emotional, physical toll on caretakers
SUMMARY: During Parkinson’s Awareness Month, CBS News Miami’s Ted Scoutton, who has Parkinson’s, explores the emotional and physical challenges faced by caregivers. Susan Stalker shares her experience caring for her brother Robert, who moved in with her after Hurricane Helen made living alone unsafe for him. The transition has been difficult, filled with frustration and exhaustion. Susan reflects on a particularly challenging night when she struggled to help Robert after he fell, feeling angry with herself for losing patience. Despite the hardships, her commitment stems from love, showcasing the complex emotional landscape of caregiving for those with Parkinson’s.
Susan Stocker, who took her brother in when he couldn’t live on his own anymore, said it can be frustrating and exhausting.
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Jacksonville Icemen gear up for Round 1 of Kelly Cup playoffs
SUMMARY: The Jacksonville Icemen are set for the playoffs, facing the Florida Everblades in the Kelly Cup opener. The Icemen, eager to break the Everblades’ three-year championship streak, are determined to improve on last season’s performance. Defenseman Ivan Chukarov is confident in their revamped system, while Head Coach Sean Teakle aims for a strong start in Southwest Florida. The Icemen’s impressive attendance this season, averaging 9,200 fans per game, reflects the city’s passion for hockey. Fans will be crucial as the Icemen hope to win the series and return home for game three.
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