Appearing in a brief Wolf Blitzer interview on CNN early Wednesday afternoon, Miami Herald reporter Marc Caputo was asked to respond to the news that singer Stevie Wonder would not appear in Florida again until the state repeals its "Stand Your Ground" initiative.

Florida isn't going to do that, Caputo told CNN's audience. It has a Republican Legislature, a Republican governor and they favor the law as it's written. "I don't think we'll be seeing Stevie Wonder in Florida ever again," he said.

State Rep. Alan Williams, D-Tallahassee, chairman of the Florida Legislative Black Caucus and sponsor of the Stand Your Ground repeal bill, issued this statement Sunday morning on the not-guilty verdict in the George Zimmerman murder trial:

The tragedy of the Trayvon Martin case reflects that here in Florida gun violence has claimed too many lives. While I am disappointed with the verdict, we all must respect it and our thoughts and prayers must remain with the Martin family. This case has brought much attention to our states gun laws.

Inundated with complaints and mounting backlash, the Obama administration is delaying perhaps its largest and most controversial rule in implementing the Affordable Care Act, the "employer mandate."

It is being suspended for a year until January 2015.

Bloomberg reports Tuesday night that the Obamacare employer mandatemight be delayed until 2015. Twitchy.com thinks probably the move caughtthe presidents supporters by surprise, too. Why? Because Democratic National Committee ChairwomanRep.

Florida Republican women will be very much included July 19 and 20 when the Georgia Federation of Republican Women (GFRW) hosts the National Federation of Republican Womens (NFRW) Southeast Regional Summer Conference.

Radey Thomas Yon & Clark, Tallahassee-based specialists in regulated industries law, announced a name and brand change Monday.

The firm is now Radey Law Firm. Radey President Travis Miller said the change is to "position the firm for future growth."

The nation's capital is emptying out and members of Congress have officially left town for the Fourth of July holiday -- making their escape without passing a student loan fix.

That means the interest rate on federal loans available to low-income students will double on Monday.

While reporters "struggled and struggled and struggled" to find any reason to cover abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell's trial, says a Real Clear Politics story on Friday, they certainly are climbing all over an abortion filibuster going on in Texas.

It's a tweetfest.

And you thought it's murder-minded jihadist Muslims you had to worry about! Not even close.

Melbourne-based Florida Institute of Technology has announced it will turn a former NASA tracking site in Vero Beach into a marine research center.

The private college is raising money for the $10 million, 20,000-square-foot project planned for completion within four years.