Nancy Smith

Good morning, Gov. Scott: Begging your indulgence, sir, I offer a little advice.

It may be a mans world, but thats no excuse for a guy who buys ink by the barrel to splatter it on the reputations of three esteemed women in Florida journalism.

After a tumultuous start of the session, a landmark Everglades bill that will fund the "last act" of a 20-year restoration effort unanimously passed the Florida House Friday, thanks to bipartisan s

A bill to ban Internet sweepstakes cafes and arcades offering patrons electronic games for prizes probably is a day away from passage in the Florida House.

How true, how true, Peter Brown.

Too soon old, too late schmart -- a German saying I just bastardized, but it fits the cagey customers negotiating in Miami for Genting.

State Rep. Clay Ford, who in November won his fourth term to the Florida House, has died, House Speaker Will Weatherford said today.

Cafe operators, senior-citizen customers, veterans, even a soup-kitchen priest from Fort Lauderdale pleaded with the Senate Gaming Committee on Monday not to ban Internet cafes in Florida.

Another week, another couple of panhandling emails from Patrick Murphy. This is getting ridiculous.

Trust me, you might not want to be one of Charlie Crist's friends. They seem to have such bad luck.

Free-market proponent though I am, I want the best for Florida. Internet cafes are not the best, and I'm frankly thrilled to see Sen.

Tip for all you House reps: On Tuesday when you repeal last year's half-baked CS/CS/HB 1223, dumbest Florida law in decades -- dumber even than our constitutional prot

UPDATED: A bill that lays the groundwork for continued Everglades restoration received strong support in the State Affairs Committee on Thursday.

You know what they say happens when you repeat a lie often enough.