by Capitolist Staff | Oct 14, 2026
Amendment 3, the proposed constitutional amendment that would increase Florida’s homestead property tax exemption and lower the assessment cap on non-homestead properties has majority support among likely voters but remains below the 60% threshold required for...
by Capitolist Staff | Oct 14, 2026
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Wednesday that Visit Florida will provide $1 million to support tourism recovery efforts in Northwest Florida following Hurricane Isaias, with funding directed toward a regional marketing campaign intended to increase visitation and support...
by Capitolist Staff | Oct 13, 2026
Republicans Byron Donalds and Ashley Moody hold double-digit leads in Florida’s gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races, respectively, while three proposed constitutional amendments remain below the threshold required for passage, according to a Stetson University poll...
by The Center Square | Oct 12, 2026
Over 122,000 Florida customers remained without power Monday after Hurricane Isaias ripped through over the weekend, claiming the lives of four people. Two fatalities related to the storm took place in Florida and another two in Alabama. Power outage maps showed...
by The Center Square | Oct 11, 2026
Two people were killed and another injured as Hurricane Isaias brought damaging winds, falling trees and widespread power outages across the Southeast, with emergency crews beginning recovery efforts Saturday. In Escambia County, Florida, a woman died after a tree...
by The Center Square | Oct 8, 2026
Florida’s initiative to combat Medicaid fraud and abuse has saved nearly $1 billion, according to Gov. Ron DeSantis. Earlier this year, the Agency for Health Care Administration launched a statewide revalidation effort for Medicaid providers and increased its provider...
