by Brewster Bevis | May 26, 2022
With a special session of the legislature underway in Tallahassee, Associated Industries of Florida (AIF) is also keeping an eye on proposed legislation in Washington, DC. A few weeks ago, we wrote to Senator Marco Rubio and Senator Rick Scott to oppose legislation...
by Nancy Smith | May 1, 2022
As a South Floridian who never ever trusted the powerful Everglades Foundation or its chief scientist Tom Van Lent, I have to tell you, there’s something almost delicious about the sight of these two swamp creatures rolling around in the mud, trying to eat each...
by Bobby McCallum | Apr 14, 2022
The honor of my professional career is serving the citizens of Levy County, Florida, as their elected sheriff. Every day I wake up with the public safety and wellbeing of my community as my absolute top priority. Our team of dedicated public servants that make up the...
by Spencer Purnell | Mar 3, 2022
While trying to give consumers more control over their data, House Bill 9 violates several of the best practices for good consumer privacy laws. Aiming to protect Floridians’ privacy, the Florida House of Representatives is considering a data privacy bill that,...
by Guest Contributor | Mar 3, 2022
Over 3.5 million Floridians, including more than 850,000 children, are struggling with food insecurity in 2022. With skyrocketing inflation causing double-digit price increases for food, gas, rent and other household staples, hard-working families are struggling to...
