All the best late-night comedy Tuesday didn't hang its hat on the GOP debates in Las Vegas.
Former "Saturday Night Live" writer Seth Meyers, on his NBC show "Late Night with Seth Meyers," found some pretty good material in Tom Steyer World.
If you didn't stay up for Meyers' Tuesday night gig, here's one of his quips you might want to share around the break room at work:
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Florida congressional Democrats are speaking out against proposed legislation to allow individuals with concealed carry permits to bring their firearms onto college campuses, adding fire to a bill which is already heating up before the 2016 legislative session has even begun.
Time is running out for about 100,000 SunPass customers to convert, for free, to new transponders
Older, battery-operated transponders used for Florida toll roads and some bridges become obsolete with the New Year.
"It is important that anybody with that type of unit contact us now so that their service continues uninterrupted," Chad Huff, a spokesman for the Florida Department of Transportation and the Florida Turnpike, said in an email.
The solar industry would have Floridians believe the constitutional amendment it proposes via a group called Floridians for Solar Choice (FSC) is a free market initiative, claims Tallahassee think tank James Madison Institute. That's how the media are portraying it.
Did you know that although Florida Courts regularly enforce non-compete agreements, many employees still believe such agreements are not enforceable? The Washington Post recently reported that 1 in 4 workers have signed such agreements in their lifetime, and 12.3 percent are bound by one right now. Employers, here is what you need to know when considering a non-compete clause.
With barely a week until Christmas, the Florida Retail Federation (FRF) offered a reminder that holiday shopping season isn’t over.
With Thursday marking a year since President Barack Obama announced the start of his efforts to normalize relations with Cuba, a Florida congresswoman helped bring back a group in Congress focused on that island nation.
Former Florida Senate Minority Leader Al Lawson is back for a third try at Congress. The question is, who will he face in the Democratic primary?
In the aftermath of the Florida Supreme Court decision on congressional redistricting earlier this month, Lawson announced his intention to file in which heads west from Jacksonville, taking in all of Baker, Gadsden, Hamilton and Madison counties, most of Jefferson and Leon counties and almost half of Duval County. Lawson plans to file next month.
Currently running for the U.S. Senate in 2016, U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy unveiled a proposal to reform student loan payment on Wednesday.
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Pointing to reports that Cubans residing in that nation are abusing the federal Refugee Resettlement Program, on Tuesday, U.S. Rep. Carlos Curbelo, R-Fla. proposed a bill to end that loophole.
