by John Lucas | Oct 17, 2017
In the weeks after Hurricane Irma ripped across the Florida Keys and up the west coast of the state, there has been a lot of discussion about what went wrong and what went right regarding the state’s power grid. There has been an ample amount of finger-pointing as...
by John Lucas | Oct 17, 2017
Gov. Rick Scott is defending his decision to declare a state of emergency in Alachua County in advance of Thursday’s speech that white nationalist Richard Spencer is scheduled to give on the campus of the University of Florida. Scott made the declaration after...
by John Lucas | Oct 16, 2017
As state director of President Donald Trump’s 2016 Florida primary victory and strong supporter of his “Make America Great Again” movement, Karen Giorno believes she has the record to be Florida’s next Republican National Committeewoman. “I know the Trump base better...
by John Lucas | Oct 13, 2017
The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration says it still expects nursing homes to comply with Gov. Rick Scott’s order to have generators installed within 60 days, despite posting a notice on its website that says variances could be given to facilities with...
by John Lucas | Oct 12, 2017
State Sen. Dennis Baxley apologized Thursday for comments he made Wednesday in a Senate committee concerning the deaths of 14 residents at a South Florida nursing home following Hurricane Irma. Sen. Baxley, R-Ocala, said he’s not sure all 14 deaths could be...
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