Nancy Smith

After three months of study and public comment on the issue, the South Florida Water Management District board on Thursdaymade a formal decision to irrevocably terminate the all-

Tulsi, who?

Look her up, Democrats -- Tulsi Gabbard. If you're going to pay $250 a plate to hear her speak, you ought to know a little bit about what she stands for.

For a variety of reasons -- and, I promise, none of them is because I like a good, salacious news story -- a jury trial in Bradenton captured my attention this week.

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It took Rick Scott less than 24 hours since coming away empty from a meeting with U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Sylvia Burwell to take legal action against the federal government.

Alabama, where many officials consider the state's gaming opportunities stuck in the Dark Ages, may be ready to make up for lost time.

I started diving in 1956, in the lakes and rivers of Southern Ontario. My first saltwater dive was in the Florida Keys in 1960.

Calling Rick Scott a lame duck is like calling Betty White a retired actress.

The massive Energy and Water Appropriations bill for the next fiscal year, which passed the U.S. House 240-177 Friday, makes a big winner of the Florida Everglades.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers know all about Jameis Winston's bad behavior at Florida State, but they're unafraid and call him easily the best quarterback prospect in the 2015 NFL draft.

It's painful to see Steve Crisafulli getting sniped at on the Senate floor and bludgeoned in the press.

One last time, senators: If you bought into the Everglades Foundation's propaganda about the implicit land-buying intention of Amendment 1, if you allowed them to lay a reservoir-sized guilt trip o

The energy industry likes House Bill 1205, likes the protections it offers Florida.

Somebody fish Matt Dillon out of the Long Branch.

No water will be discharged from Lake Okeechobee into the St.