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Florida deregulation petitioners smacked with new legal controversy 
Democratic presidential hopefuls prepare to take the stage in Miami… 
Florida farmers looking to cash in on new crop after Gov. DeSantis… 
New poll gives hope to group pushing a marijuana legalization… 
Poll seems to reflect what Hurricane Michael victims have felt…
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Harris Corp. honors America’s Veterans
Today, along with the rest of the nation, we recognize and honor every individual who has served in our country’s military. This year’s observance is particularly meaningful, as it marks the 100th anniversary of the end of WWI. Our veterans and their families have...
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Florida farmers looking to cash in on new crop after Gov. DeSantis signs hemp bill into law
Florida can move forward with the creation of what state agriculture officials hope will be a major industry in the state now that Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed SB 1020 into law establishing an agricultural hemp program in Florida. DeSantis’ office announced the...
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Florida deregulation petitioners smacked with new legal controversy
Citizens for Energy Choices, a political group that is already embroiled in controversy over a push to deregulate Florida’s utility structure, has now been slapped with accusations of breach of contract by a former vendor, Linjen Corporation. The new allegations...
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Democratic presidential hopefuls prepare to take the stage in Miami this week for the first debate of the race
Florida’s significance in the 2020 presidential election will become apparent again this week as Democrats come to town, Miami to be specific. A week after President Donald Trump held a rally in Orlando to officially launch his reelection campaign, 20 of his...
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Florida’s crime rate drops again, but murder rate increases due in part to MSD high school shootings
The latest numbers from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement show the state’s crime rate fell again last year marking the 48th consecutive year that the state’s crime rate has fallen. But, the state’s murder rate jumped nearly 5 percent due in part to the...
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New poll gives hope to group pushing a marijuana legalization amendment in Florida
Supporters of a citizen initiative that would allow for the recreational usage of marijuana in Florida say they are encouraged by a poll released Thursday showing an overwhelming number of voters support the the idea of letting Floridians buy and even grow their own...
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Florida Chamber names its most valuable legislator for the 2019 legislative session
State Rep. Bob Rommel, R-Naples, is the Florida Chamber of Commerce’s Most Valuable Legislator for 2019. He was chosen the business organization’s “MVL” for his work in trying to rein in lawsuit abuse targeted at Florida businesses, which has earned the state the...
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On Drug Availability, Let Humanity Prevail – Not Bureaucrats
We need to talk about the cost of drugs – who influences prices, and who truly pays the price. Imagine this awful scenario: Your child and your spouse each needs a life-saving drug. The decision over whether that drug is provided rests not with their doctor, but with...
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Guest Op-Ed: Water, The Lifeblood of Florida
Florida’s vast water resources are the lifeblood of Florida and are precisely why our state is such a vibrant and unique part of America. Water is at the core of Florida’s economy and a defining feature of our state’s identity. Our beautiful beaches, lakes, and...
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Rep. Mike Hill facing bipartisan condemnation after joking about filing bill allowing gays to be executed
Florida State Rep. Mike Hill (R-Pensacola) has been no stranger to controversy in his time in the Florida Legislature, filing a bill to protect Confederate monuments, running viciously negative campaigns against his primary opponents, and generating a seemingly...
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