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Florida consumer sentiment falls for second straight month

Florida consumer sentiment falls for second straight month

by Capitolist Staff | Apr 28, 2026

Florida consumer sentiment declined in April for the second consecutive month, falling as residents reported weaker views of their personal finances, buying conditions and the broader national economy, according to a University of Florida survey released Tuesday. The...
DeSantis Submits Congressional Redistricting Map for Special Session

DeSantis Submits Congressional Redistricting Map for Special Session

by Capitolist Staff | Apr 27, 2026

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office submitted a proposed congressional redistricting map to the Florida Legislature on Monday, asking lawmakers to adopt the plan during a special session set to begin Tuesday. The proposal would alter districts across several major regions,...
Special session for congressional maps set to convene

Special session for congressional maps set to convene

by The Center Square | Apr 27, 2026

Florida’s Legislature reconvenes Tuesday for a special called session that will consider new congressional maps. Republicans could gain as many as four congressional seats in Florida if the redistricting plan is approved, spokeswoman Lauren Guagliardo of the...
Tech Trade Group Raises Concerns Over Florida AI Bill of Rights

Tech Trade Group Raises Concerns Over Florida AI Bill of Rights

by Capitolist Staff | Apr 27, 2026

The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) is raising concerns over a Florida artificial intelligence proposal as lawmakers prepare to revisit the measure during a special session beginning Tuesday. The measure, titled the “Artificial Intelligence...
Florida Council of 100 Expands Accelerator Platform With New Tracks

Florida Council of 100 Expands Accelerator Platform With New Tracks

by Capitolist Staff | Apr 27, 2026

The Florida Council of 100 and its Foundation announced Friday that they are expanding the Ambition Accelerated platform with two new accelerator tracks focused on healthcare and resilience. The new tracks are scheduled to launch in fall 2026 and will expand the...
Florida gas prices fall, though oil market pressures persist

Florida gas prices fall, though oil market pressures persist

by Capitolist Staff | Apr 26, 2026

Florida gas prices declined last week, though increases in oil and wholesale gasoline prices could put upward pressure on pump prices, according to AAA. The average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline in Florida was $3.95 on Sunday, down 7 cents from a...
Florida lawmakers reach budget framework, set special session for May 12

Florida lawmakers reach budget framework, set special session for May 12

by Capitolist Staff | Apr 23, 2026

Florida legislative leaders have reached agreement on a top-line budget framework for the 2026-27 fiscal year, setting general revenue allocations at $51.98 billion and clearing the way for a special session on the state budget beginning next month. In a memo to...
Florida ranks as one of strongest state economies in new report

Florida ranks as one of strongest state economies in new report

by Capitolist Staff | Apr 22, 2026

Florida ranked as one of the country’s highest-performing state economies in the latest “Rich States, Poor States” report, placing first in the report’s backward-looking Economic Performance Ranking and 10th in its forward-looking Economic Outlook Ranking. Published...
Gov. DeSantis signs bills targeting local DEI programs, net-zero policies

Gov. DeSantis signs bills targeting local DEI programs, net-zero policies

by Capitolist Staff | Apr 22, 2026

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed two bills on Wednesday, with one restricting local government diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and the other barring state and local governments from adopting certain greenhouse-gas reduction policies. The first measure, SB 1134,...
Ruling: Alligator Alcatraz remains open, not winding down

Ruling: Alligator Alcatraz remains open, not winding down

by The Center Square | Apr 22, 2026

Three judges in the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals late Tuesday upheld an earlier decision to block a judge’s order to wind down operations at Alligator Alcatraz in the Florida Everglades. The detention center for migrants, opened July 1, can house up to 3,000 in...
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