by Karen Murphy | May 4, 2023
After two weeks of trial and five days of deliberation, the jury in the Andrew Gillum / Sharon Lettman-Hicks political corruption trial left charges hanging over the defendants, reaching a verdict on only one of the 19 counts. Today, the jury deliberating the federal...
by Julio Fuentes | Apr 21, 2023
We’ve all come to rely on technology for many aspects of our daily lives. It’s so easy to find out how late a nearby store is open, get the phone number of a local bookstore, or search for a convenient coffee shop. These same small businesses rely on digital...
by Mike Wheeler | Mar 28, 2023
There is a common saying that goes, “If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.” We tend to rely on tools that are familiar and easily accessible. This is certainly true for lawmakers in Tallahassee. Legislators see a problem, real or perceived, and...
by Julio Fuentes | Dec 14, 2022
There’s a reason the First Amendment was first on the list of unalienable rights America’s founders endowed us with. The freedom to worship, speak, publish, gather, and protest how we want is the foundation of our democracy. Social media platforms, which...
by Vivian Young | Dec 13, 2022
As Floridians from across parts of the state continue to recover from Hurricane Ian, Florida’s policy leaders face many challenging issues as they try to prepare the state for major storms in the coming years. As we saw after Ian, Floridians bonded together to help...
