Give an environmentalist enough money and the incentive to make more, and watch how fast he dumps those pure principles he professes. 

It's perfectly understandable that the House Committee on Ethics would investigate U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson for his double life as hedge fund manager and U.S. congressman. That I get.

Can somebody please explain to me how Gretna got to be such an important player in the Seminole Compact decision?

Incredible, isn't it, that Florida, the one state a needle exchange program is needed most, doesn't have one?

Florida is now the state, and Miami the city, with the highest rate of HIV infections in the country. An uncomfortable little fact from the Florida Medical Association.

It's hard to think of a worst kind of advertisement for our family-friendly, Fresh-from-Florida image.

Florida horsemen are screwed. Only a miracle can save the $1.2 billion Florida horse racing industry they represent. Not a single savior emerged Tuesday.

For me, writing a story is like painting my living room. If I'm careful, if I lay down plastic, apply tape to the baseboards and crown molding, undercoat first and carefully apply the best paint I can find, it's probably going to make me feel pretty good. But when I cut corners, skip any of those steps, I make a terrible mess.

Florida Sen. Bill Nelson was in Orlando Friday meeting with airport directors from Orlando, Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville, Sarasota, Clearwater and Panama City. The subject was drones.

At least two of three Florida City commissioners claim they did not endorse CD 26 candidate Annette Taddeo -- or any candidate -- even though Taddeo's campaign issued a press release in English and Spanish saying they did.

Presidential candidates rarely speak of it except when specifically asked, but make no mistake, marijuana policy is a player in the agenda of the 2016 presidential election campaign.

CD 26 candidate Annette Taddeo has one bizarre campaign going on.