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The number of judges could shrink from 15 to 12 in the Tampa-based 2nd District Court of Appeal
Florida legislators filed bills this week that could lead to fewer judges serving in the future on two state appeals courts.
Certain family members could continue to have access to the photos, recordings and reports.
Bills aimed at reducing regulations on public schools began moving forward Wednesday in a Florida Senate committee.
Florida needs to spend at least $2.2 billion to fix a “perfect storm” of problems in its prisons
A new report says Florida prisons need $2.2 billion in repairs, retrofits and staffing to address “‘immediate” needs.
Responding to Food Insecurity in Florida with Gulf Coast JFCS
It’s Thanksgiving time and our thoughts turn to food and those who may not have it. Our friends from Gulf Coast JFCS joined us to discuss the many ways their programs address food insecurity in...
The bill could allow the Florida PSC “to maintain full delegated inspection enforcement authority over the natural gas utilities.”
Repeal of Florida’s no-fault auto insurance system is filed in the state Senate
A bill would eliminate Florida's no-fault system & its requirement that motorists carry $10,000 in personal injury protection (PIP) coverage
Florida continues to drop residents off Medicaid
Enrollment in Florida’s Medicaid program has dropped by more than 670,000 people since April 2023.
The Scoop: Wed., November 15, 2023 Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF
Pink gives away banned books Pop singer Pink will give away 2,000 banned books at her upcoming Florida concerts. This comes as Florida recorded the highest number of book bans in the country last school...
The bills could financially penalize state university and college students who voice support for “foreign terrorist” organizations.
Temporary Closure City of Tampa McKay Bay Scale House and Transfer Station Due To Power Outage
Press Release from the City of Tampa: The City of Tampa McKay Bay Waste to Energy Facility, the McKay Bay Scale House and Transfer Station is closed until further notice to the general public and commercial customers due...
The appeal comes after a federal judge rejected a lawsuit challenging a Florida requirement for “wet” signatures on voter registration forms.
