Safety Net Hospital Alliance announces expansion of medical residency programs in Florida

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Safety Net Hospital Alliance announces expansion of medical residency programs in Florida

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 23, 2024

The Safety Net Hospital Alliance of Florida has launched 721 new graduate medical education slots to combat the state's impending doctor shortage. The Safety Net Hospital Alliance of Florida announced on Tuesday the creation of 721 new graduate medical education (GME)...

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Florida bolsters cybersecurity under new legislation

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 23, 2024

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation to strengthen Florida's cybersecurity by enhancing the capabilities of the state's Cyber Florida center, focusing on developing technologies with military and civilian applications and supporting cybersecurity initiatives across...

My Safe Florida Home bills reach DeSantis

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 23, 2024

Gov. Ron DeSantis is poised to sign two bills that would not only enhance the My Safe Florida Home program by adding $200 million and capping funding commitments but also expand its scope to include condominiums through a new pilot program. A pair of bills that would...

Florida budget earmarks $1.5 billion for environmental projects in 2024-25

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 22, 2024

Gov. Ron DeSantis has announced a $1.5 billion allocation in Florida's 2024-25 budget for Everglades restoration and statewide water quality improvements, part of a broader $3.5 billion environmental commitment during his second term. Gov. Ron DeSantis has approved...

FSU challenge to ACC hits snag

by News Service of Florida | Apr 22, 2024

A Leon County circuit judge paused Florida State University's lawsuit against the Atlantic Coast Conference, requiring FSU to refine its legal challenge concerning potential exit penalties and media rights. A Leon County circuit judge on Monday put a hold on Florida...

PrizePicks, Underdog Fantasy resume operations in Florida with new legal gaming formats

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 22, 2024

After receiving a cease-and-desist order from the Florida Gaming Control Commission for operating player-prop-style games against state regulations, PrizePicks and Underdog Fantasy have resumed operations in Florida with new legally compliant 'peer-to-peer' gaming...

25 attorneys general sue over EPA emissions rule, EV mandate

by Bethany Blankley | The Center Square | Apr 22, 2024

Attorneys general from 25 states, including Florida, have filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to prevent a new Biden administration rule mandating stringent emissions standards for future vehicle models from taking...

Florida gas prices climb to 2024 high

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 22, 2024

Gas prices in Florida reached a new high for 2024 at $3.64 per gallon last Wednesday, driven by volatile oil markets affected by geopolitical tensions and OPEC production cuts. Gas prices in Florida surged to a new peak for 2024 last Wednesday, hitting $3.64 per...

Poll pegs marijuana, abortion initiatives short of passing, but many voters still undecided

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 20, 2024

A poll released this week indicates that Florida's ballot initiatives to enshrine abortion rights into the state's Constitution and legalize recreational marijuana are both below the needed 60 percent supermajority for approval, though significant portions of the...

Audit finds issues with Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program

by Andrew Powell | The Center Square Contributor | Apr 19, 2024

A Florida Auditor General's report identified issues in the administration of the state’s scholarship and grant programs, including non-compliance with state law, delayed refunds, and mismanagement of funds, affecting the disbursement of nearly $548 million in Bright...

Airbnb reports $15.6 billion economic impact in Florida for 2023

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 19, 2024

Airbnb injected $15.6 billion into Florida's economy in 2023, while concurrently supporting 183,600 jobs. Airbnb contributed $15.6 billion to Florida's economy in 2023 -- the most of any state in America -- while supporting 183,600 jobs, the company reported. The...

FAU poll: immigration, economy on top of voter minds but priorities vary by party

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 18, 2024

A Florida Atlantic University poll finds that immigration and the economy are the main concerns for Florida voters ahead of the November elections, with variances in priority based on party affiliation, age, and other demographic factors. A poll published on Thursday...

DeSantis OK’s chaplains in schools

by News Service of Florida | Apr 18, 2024

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation on Thursday permitting volunteer school chaplains to offer services in schools. The governor stated that he anticipates the ACLU to challenge the measure in court. Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday signed a measure that will authorize...

Legislation to broaden Florida’s spaceport territory signed into law

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 18, 2024

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation last week to expand Florida’s spaceport territories to include parts of Miami-Dade and Bay counties in a move expected to boost the state's aerospace industry. A recently-signed bill will expand Florida’s spaceport territories to...

Sen. Shevrin Jones launches campaign to lead Miami-Dade Democrats

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 18, 2024

Senator Shevrin Jones has announced his candidacy for the chairmanship of the Miami-Dade County Democratic Executive Committee, with the backing of local and national Democrat leaders. Sen. Shevrin Jones declared his intention on Tuesday to seek the chairmanship of...

Investor interest, urban development drive sharp rise in Miami, Tampa home values

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 18, 2024

Home prices in Miami and Tampa have doubled since 2018 due to strong investor interest and urban development, significantly enhancing property wealth but exacerbating the housing affordability crisis for middle-income families. Home prices in Miami and Tampa have...

Tort reform lowers costs for Florida residents, but concerns over litigation financing linger

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 17, 2024

Legal reforms have lowered the "tort tax" in Florida, cutting costs for residents, though issues like third-party litigation financing and foreign judicial influences persist. During a press conference on Wednesday, Tom Gaitens, Executive Director of the Florida...

‘History of communism’ classes to be added to public school curriculum

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 17, 2024

Governor Ron DeSantis signed legislation on Wednesday that requires public schools to teach the history of communism starting in the 2026-2027 school year. Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation on Wednesday that requires public schools across the state teach the...

Study: legalizing recreational marijuana may lower teen usage

by Brian Burgess | Apr 17, 2024

The study was shared by Smart and Safe Florida, the group behind Amendment 3 which aims to legalize recreational use of marijuana in Florida. The study found that, contrary to concerns, legalized recreational marijuana leads to a better-regulated marketplace that...

Former Governor, Senator Graham dies at 87

by News Service of Florida | Apr 17, 2024

Bob Graham, a prominent figure in Florida politics who served as both governor and U.S. senator and was celebrated for his hands-on approach to public service, has passed away at the age of 87, according to his family. Bob Graham, a two-term Florida governor who went...

Book complaints reigned in under new education law

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 17, 2024

Florida has introduced new regulations under House Bill 1285 that limit residents without school-aged children to one educational material challenge per month in schools. The State of Florida has enacted new restrictions on how frequently residents without school-aged...

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