5 Issues We’re Watching During Florida’s Upcoming Legislative Session
The Republican-controlled Legislature will make important decisions on issues affecting all Floridians.
The Republican-controlled Legislature will make important decisions on issues affecting all Floridians.
If enacted, the bill would require Florida officials to notify all registered voters who belong to any canceled parties that their parties no longer exist.
A report has revealed that various FOMB advisors have troubling conflicts of interest. One of them has as a client a company that owns half of LUMA Energy.
City leaders approved changes to the city’s noise ordinance after a rise in complaints.
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The analysis included data from Orange and Osceola counties, focusing primarily on the 50 precincts with the highest Puerto Rican voter density.
Census projections say that in 2030, the US population is projected to grow slowly and become more racially and ethnically diverse.
The Senate minority leader filed a bill to protect paid family leave for all state employees who give birth, even in cases of stillbirth.
Vacation rentals are popular in both places, but the proliferation of these businesses is displacing residents.
The new hotel owner wants to restore the splendor and beauty of the historic building, despite recommendations to demolish it.