Some time ago I had an epiphany about climate change. I came to realize it's not so much that conservatives don't buy into it, it's that they don't trust a word out of the mouth of the Obama Administration's lawless, monster of an Environmental Protection Agency.
Scott Maxwell, veteran Orlando Sentinel reporter, has given taxpayers a powerful lesson in why they can't take their eye off the ball at city hall.
Much of state government might be done for the year, but the judiciary spent the week still getting through the last bits of its 2015 workload.
The highest-profile case --- at least to those who work in the 10 square blocks surrounding the Florida Capitol --- was Leon County Circuit Judge George Reynolds' review of proposed redistricting plans for the state Senate.
Gov. Rick Scott is proposing big tax cuts during the 2016-2017 fiscal year -- to the tune of $1 billion -- but state lawmakers aren’t sure if Scott’s proposal will actually fly.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz finally blew it bigtime, threw a monkey wrench in Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, and all she can do now is hope it can all blow over fast.
Republican voters aren't sure if the fictional city where Disney's Aladdin lived, Agrabah, is a real threat to the United States, according to a new poll.
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As part of the $1.1 trillion omnibus bill Congress passed this week, $7.5 million will go to fight citrus greening which has devastated agriculture in the Sunshine State in recent years. The funds will go to the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Huanglongbing Multiagency Coordination Group ((HLB-MAC) and Citrus Health Response Program to battle citrus greening.
Noting more than a million jobs were created on his watch, Gov. Rick Scott announced on Friday that there were 35,600 new private sector jobs in Florida last month as the unemployment rate dropped to 5.0 percent.
Gov. Rick Scott announced on Friday that there were 35,600 new private sector jobs in Florida last month as the unemployment rate dropped to 5.0 percent.
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