Needle Exchange Program Could Expand in South Florida
Voters in the Dark on Florida Gubernatorial Candidates
Floridians are in the dark on who they want as the Sunshine State’s next governor, according to a new poll from Quinnipiac University.
Bill Nelson With Slight Lead Over Rick Scott in New Q-Poll
As he runs for a fourth term in the U.S. Senate, Florida Democrat Bill Nelson has a narrow lead over Gov. Rick Scott, a new poll shows.
Corcoran Blasts Senate GOP on 'Sanctuary Cities'
House Speaker Richard Corcoran on Tuesday labeled Senate Republicans as “not real conservatives” for failing to move forward with his priority to ban “sanctuary cities.”
The 'Five Million Dollar Ant Bite Case' Goes to Appeals Court ... as the Legal World Watches
A Hamilton County jury verdict that has drawn the attention of national legal scholars and civil justice reform advocates goes before the First District Court of Appeal in Tallahassee next week.
Ruling in Hurchalla Lake Point Case Delayed by Yet Another Hearing
Two weeks after environmentalist and former Martin County commissioner Maggy Hurchalla was found liable for tortious interference, the court still hasn't issued the order that awards Lake Point Restoration its $4.4 million in damages.
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Senators Back School Safety Plan in Raucous Meeting
Democrats, 'Party of Intellectuals,' Ignorant on the Second Amendment
The Florida Democratic Party strikes me as a spotless leopard right now. Aren't these the folks who in 2016 called themselves the Party of Intellectuals and joined Hillary in crowing about their superiority to "deplorable" Republicans?
House Readies Subpoenas in Search of Parkland-Shooting Answers
The state House is preparing subpoenas demanding information from five South Florida government agencies about the confessed killer of 17 people at a Parkland high school in an investigation that will run separate from a review ordered by Gov. Rick Scott.










