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Harris Technology Bolsters North Carolina’s Natural Disaster Preparedness
An innovative Harris Corporation technology that allows more detailed 3-D aerial mapping is helping North Carolina become better prepared for natural disasters – and it could also help the company’s home state of Florida, company officials said. The technology, called...
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Analysis: Amendment 8 is not about local control
This post was updated at 12:18 PM This morning, Judge John Cooper struck Amendment 8 from the ballot. That means, unless an appeal wins favor with a higher judge, it won’t be appearing on the ballot this November. Here’s what you should know. Amendment 8 was a...
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More than a million ballots cast in Florida’s primary, GOP continues to lead in ballots submitted
With Florida’s primary election just over a week away, more than a million ballots have now been cast either through mail-in ballots or early voting. As of Monday morning, the Secretary of State’s office reports 1.024 million ballots have been submitted to...
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Monday Mailbag: Anti-Establishment Edition
Real* emails from real readers… “I don’t always publish a book about Donald Trump, but when I do, it reaches #1 on the NY Times bestseller list.” –The Rick Wilson “I don’t always attend book signing parties featuring...
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Adam Putnam hoping to connect with Floridians during bus tour
Republican gubernatorial candidate Adam Putnam is hoping to use his folksy personality to connect with everyday Floridians during a nine-day Florida First Bus Tour. The tour kicked off Friday morning with a stop in Winter Park for an “Up & Adam”...
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Florida’s unemployment rate drops to lowest level in more than a decade
Florida’s unemployment rate has dropped to it’s lowest level since April of 2007, dropping to 3.7 percent. In addition to the drop in the unemployment rate, Scott announced that Florida businesses have now created 1.595 million jobs since December 2010. Gov. Rick...
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Florida voters cast 835,000 ballots so far via mail or early voting sites
After nearly two weeks of casting ballots by mail and after nearly a week of early voting in about a third of Florida’s counties, nearly 835,000 ballots have already been cast eleven days before Florida’s Aug. 28 primary election. Those are the latest number posted on...
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OPINION — Newspapers Have Themselves, Not Trump, To Blame For “Enemy of The People” Designation!
The 350 newspapers that participated in today’s coordinated response to Donald Trump’s anti-press rhetoric are barking up the wrong tree.Not a single editorial I’ve read even mentions the heart of the problem.And it’s not Donald Trump.To find the culprit of the...
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Florida’s Poorest Students Are Among the Nation’s Highest Achieving, So Why Won’t DeVos Approve Their State Plan?
It looks like the feds are having a hard time figuring out what to do with Florida. After California and Utah’s education plans were approved last week, Florida is now the only state that still hasn’t gotten the green light. Florida officials sent in their first...
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Analysis: Frank White’s Slap Across the Face of the Tampa Bay Times was the Right Move
Attorney General Frank White sent a letter last week to the Tampa Bay Times, declining their invitation to appear before the paper’s editorial board. And he wasn’t even nice about it: “While I appreciate your invitation to sit before the Times Editorial...
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