by The Center Square | Jul 22, 2026
Florida had more foreclosures in June than any other state, according to a new report. Real estate data company ATTOM released the latest foreclosure rates showing Florida at the top of the list. Florida recorded 4,871 foreclosure filings in June, or one filing for...
by Demetrius Branca | May 22, 2026
Every parent knows the panic of losing sight of their child in a crowded place. Usually, the feeling’s only temporary. But when you get the call that your child has been killed, that panic becomes a suffocating nightmare that you never fully wake from. That has been...
by Capitolist Staff | May 18, 2026
Florida gas prices declined last week, though pump prices remained well above last year’s levels. The state average for regular unleaded gasoline fell 20 cents over the week, dropping from $4.43 per gallon to $4.23 on Sunday, according to AAA. The decline comes as...
by The Center Square | Mar 5, 2026
A measure that includes about $251 million in tax cuts but excludes corporate tax breaks offered at the federal level cleared the Florida House on Thursday. The GOP-led House decided not to opt into changes to corporate tax rates that are in the One Big Beautiful Bill...
by Capitolist Staff | Feb 8, 2026
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier on Friday endorsed Evan Power in his bid for Congress, adding backing to the Republican primary contest in Florida’s 2nd Congressional District. Power, a Tallahassee-based political organizer and current chairman of the...
by Capitolist Staff | Jan 20, 2026
Florida lawmakers advanced legislation Tuesday that would tighten oversight of large-scale data centers and other high-demand electricity users, unanimously approving a proposal aimed at increasing public transparency, protecting utility ratepayers and strengthening...
