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Florida mortgage delinquency, foreclosure rates slightly worse than national average

Florida mortgage delinquency, foreclosure rates slightly worse than national average

by Brian Burgess | Jun 27, 2022

 In the first quarter of 2022, Florida ranked almost exactly in the middle of the pack in three key categories of the national homeowner economy: delinquent mortgages, total non-current mortgages, and foreclosure rates, according to a report issued by...
Media Check: Florida’s legacy newspapers gave Andrew Gillum a free pass in 2018

Media Check: Florida’s legacy newspapers gave Andrew Gillum a free pass in 2018

by Brian Burgess | Jun 26, 2022

 Last week’s indictment of Andrew Gillum, the former Tallahassee mayor and 2018 Democrat nominee for Florida governor, stunned almost every political observer in the state when the news broke early last Wednesday. Literally everyone in the media –...
Pressure mounts on Enterprise Florida to identify new leader

Pressure mounts on Enterprise Florida to identify new leader

by Brian Burgess | Jun 24, 2022

 The state’s leading economic development and job creation group, Enterprise Florida, appears poised to lose its interim CEO and president in the midst of a national search for a full-time chief executive. Marc Adler, who has served as acting secretary of...
2024 Sneak Peek? DeSantis rips Biden White House for pushing two false “shots for tots” stories

2024 Sneak Peek? DeSantis rips Biden White House for pushing two false “shots for tots” stories

by Brian Burgess | Jun 19, 2022

 Across the state of Florida, desperate moms are pulling their hair out, frantically searching – in vain – for vaccination shots to save their children from the deadly coronavirus. And Governor Ron DeSantis was refusing to help. But now, thanks to...
South Florida double drama: Who influenced the DeSantis water bill veto? And, where have you gone, Al Cárdenas?

South Florida double drama: Who influenced the DeSantis water bill veto? And, where have you gone, Al Cárdenas?

by Brian Burgess | Jun 12, 2022

 The curtain lifted – just slightly – on a pair of intriguing political plots last week, both of them unfolding in South Florida. The first involves another veto surprise by Governor Ron DeSantis, more evidence of him being under the influence of a...
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