by Brian Burgess | Dec 12, 2022
Property insurance special session kicks off Florida lawmakers in both the House and Senate will convene at 10:30am Monday morning to consider proposals aimed at reducing property insurance costs and shoring up the market for insurance companies. Eliminating one-way...
by Brian Burgess | Dec 7, 2022
A proposed constitutional amendment filed on Tuesday would allow school board candidates the option to appear on a ballot with their political party affiliation plainly labeled Florida State Representative Spencer Roach filed the measure, but it needs to first gain...
by News Service of Florida | Dec 5, 2022
Delays in debris removal is preventing the construction of temporary housing for some Florida families More than 3,000 households are still displaced due to direct impacts from Hurricane Ian The state’s hardest hit counties are relying on travel trailers and...
by Jim Turner - News Service of Florida | Dec 2, 2022
A judge did not immediately rule after a three day trial over the suspension of State Attorney Andrew Warren on Thursday A ruling on the high profile case could take weeks, the judge said In closing arguments, Warren’s attorney’s said DeSantis’s...
by Dara Kam - News Service of Florida | Nov 30, 2022
Opening arguments began Tuesday in a lawsuit filed by Andrew Warren seeking to overturn his suspension by Gov. Ron DeSantis Warren was suspended after he signed a document pledging he would not enforce Florida law on abortion restrictions Warren testified his pledge...
by Jim Turner - News Service of Florida | Nov 29, 2022
Florida is getting more time – and money – to remove debris from Hurricane Ian President Joe Biden authorized an extension of federal aid to December 7th The Seminole Tribe also received a 30 day extension for storm cleanup work Florida’s Division of...
