Bill McCollum received $1,260,142.17 in campaign matching funds from the state Friday, looking for as much cash as he can to battle billionaire Rick Scott for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. (See the campaign finance documents attached at the bottom of the story.)
A public-interest group warns that food inspections at Florida hospitals, nursing homes and day-care centers will be less rigorous under a new state law.
Florida's citrus industry didn't get much help from the Legislature or Gov. Charlie Crist this year. Growers are hoping for better results in Washington, D.C.
Bad as Florida's economy is these days, the Sunshine State looks like a potential paradise to more and more CEOs.
UPDATED: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Alex Sink is running under the radar while Republican rivals Bill McCollum and Rick Scott bloody each other for the right to face her Nov. 2.
Last week's Medicare Fraud Summit in Miami was reinforced by a record takedown of scam artists who were allegedly bilking the federal health-care program.
Will this week's special legislative session bring responsible public policy debate or crass political posturing?
As part of his outreach for contributions and counsel as an independent U.S. Senate candidate, Gov. Charlie Crist recently had a tete-a-tete with New York billionaire Tom Golisano.
Gov. Charlie Crist fell further behind Republican rival Marco Rubio in the second quarter fund-raising race, garnering $1.8 million in contributions to Rubio's $4.5 million in the campaign for U.S. Senate.
After 85 days, BP finally capped its gushing well in the Gulf of Mexico, sending the company's stock soaring and lifting the spirits of beleaguered coastal communities.
