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The sky is beginning to fall for a number of City of Tallahassee power players, at least the ones not named Andrew Gillum.

Jeff Vinik selling the Tampa Bay Lightning would never enter the mind of most local hockey fans, but the idea is not at all far-fetched.

Small businesses have been a driving force in our economy since our great nation’s founding in 1776.  They are innovators and entrepreneurs, launched by dedicated and hard-working Americans taking

The demand of Florida voters is clear. For far too long, patients have stood by waiting for regulators to implement the 2016 Medicinal Marijuana Constitutional Amendment.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Tampa Bay Sports and Entertainment which conservatively could cost the Jeff Vinik-led company $300 million.

Had Saturday's Kentucky Derby been run in Florida, there's a possibility the winner's growingly contentious disqualification might not have ever happened.  

It seems every legislative session there's one pariah -- an issue so unpopular it can barely buy a committee hearing let alone a vote.

Acknowledging he feels pressure in deliberating and ruling on a lawsuit challenging the validity of the Hillsborough County sales tax for transit, Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Judge Rex Barbas never

It has resembled a defensive football game, with both sides punting for field position until finally -- finally -- there's some progress to the “Sanctuary Contest.”

Leaders in the Florida Senate voted 22-17 last week to expand gun legislation, saying "yes" to a

The Johnny Appleseed of AOB lawsuits has no intention of going quietly --

Jeff Vinik, through Tampa Bay Sports and Entertainment LLC, owns a major interest in the Tampa Bay Times, according to the corporate records of Bloomberg, "the world's primary distributor of financial data." 

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On Thursday, former Vice President Joe Biden launched a bid for the White House--but history is against his presidential ambitions. 

The Florida Legislature is wrestling again with criminal justice reform because of the persistence of Sen. Jeff Brandes, R-St.