by News Service of Florida | Aug 20, 2024
TALLAHASSEE — A real-estate firm has objected to a proposed $439 million deal that would lead to the health system Orlando Health buying three hospitals in Brevard and Indian River counties as part of the bankruptcy of hospital operator Steward Health Care. Medical...
by Caden DeLisa | Aug 20, 2024
Florida State University aims to become the nation’s top public research university with the lowest student debt by increasing scholarships, maintaining stable tuition, and expanding research efforts. Florida State University (FSU) is striving to achieve a new...
by Caden DeLisa | Aug 20, 2024
Ballard Partners launched the Ballard Global Alliance on Tuesday, partnering with KyodoPR in Japan and SABI Strategy Group in the UK to expand its government relations and public affairs services internationally. Florida-founded Ballard Partners announced on Tuesday...
by Caden DeLisa | Aug 20, 2024
(The Center Square) – Jacksonville won’t be directly using funds set aside for public pensions, but the city is shifting capital projects to a sales tax once designated for pensions to borrow money to pay toward at least $775 million in public funding for a $1.4...
by Caden DeLisa | Aug 20, 2024
TALLAHASSEE — Physical abuse. Mental abuse. Sexual Abuse. Corporal punishment. Excessive force. Dismissive safety controls. Rehabilitative negligence. The categories of “victimization” — and “other” — are checkboxes included on a draft application that will pave the...
by Caden DeLisa | Aug 19, 2024
Gov. Ron DeSantis, despite opposing public funds for private stadiums, allocated $8 million for infrastructure benefiting Miami Freedom Park, owned by political donors Jorge and Jose Mas, raising concerns about potential political favoritism. Despite Gov. Ron...
