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Hard hit Florida Panhandle residents have said they feel like they’ve been forgotten by the rest of the state. Many are still without a permanent place to live, but those with a home are thankful.
Millions of Americans have an intellectual disability, for years they were known as living with mental retardation; a new law in Florida is changing that. 23-year-old Brittany Norman works like most ...
The group responsible for getting the felons voting rights amendment on the ballot announced an initiative Tuesday to help pay off the fines, fees and restitution owed by an estimated 500,000 felons ...
Environmental spending came out strong even after the Governor’s vetoes. $100 million for Florida Forever and $372 million for the everglades survived the Governor’s self described ‘Red Wedding’ that ...
July 1 st means new laws going into effect, and as Matt Galka tells us, Floridians have 159 new things to worry about. It’s time to follow some new rules, but they’re not all bad. Lawmakers passed ...
Know as the whistling justice, the life of former Supreme Court of Florida Justice Parker Lee McDonald was honored at Florida’s high court today. McDonald appointed to the high court in 1979 and ...
How FAMU Lowered Crime Despite Being in the County With the Highest Crime Rate in Florida June 29th, 2017 by Jake Stofan Two weeks ago we told you residents in the state Capital were more likely to ...
Imagine being fingered for a crime by an eyewitness even though you were nowhere near the crime scene. It happens more often than you might think. But as Mike Vasilinda tells us, legislation signed by ...
Aramis Ayala announced in March, two months after being sworn in as a State Attorney in Orange and Osceola Counties, that she would no longer seek death sentences. Governor Rick Scott, saying he was ...
At least 500 lawyers have signed a petition asking the Florida Supreme Court to raise bar dues by a hundred dollars a year. The hike would raise ten million. Incoming Bar President Greg Coleman is ...
Update. The Federal tax credit for solar is reduced at the end of 2019, but does not go away completely for homeowners until the end of 2021. Florida’s utilities reported a record number of new solar ...
Florida leaders need to be thinking more long term when it comes to hurricanes. That’s the message from former FEMA Director Craig Fugate. The emergency management guru laid out recommendations for ...
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