by Felicia Harvey | Jan 18, 2019
Picture Florida with 5 million more residents, each of them needing housing, transportation, schools — and most importantly, jobs. As Florida prepares for a future marked with potential (and uncertainty), we’re getting ready to change the game and show the world that...
by Andrew Behrman | Jan 2, 2019
Floridians recently were surprised to learn that last year the number of children uninsured in our state increased for the first time since tracking began a decade ago. According to a recent report released by Georgetown University’s Center for Children and Families,...
by Christian Bax | Dec 6, 2018
If John Morgan wins his “no smoke is a joke” lawsuit, Florida patients would be permitted to smoke medical marijuana. Why would that be a big deal? Morgan led the campaign to persuade voters to legalize medical marijuana in Florida. Now the attorney is fighting a...
by Ned Bowman | Oct 29, 2018
Here in the Sunshine State, we pay almost $200 a year more for electricity than the average American household. And with gas prices at a four-year high, working families are struggling to make ends meet. Affordable gas and electricity are essential to our everyday...
by Guest Contributor | Oct 21, 2018
The following post is a guest contribution by Michael Williams and is published here with permission. We live in the Big Bend area of Florida. It gets its name from the way the coast bends around from north-south to east-west. But after seeing what I’ve seen...
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