Voter Registrations Off Sharply Since New Election Law Enacted
Howard Goodman: Since Florida passed its new election law last year, almost 81,500 fewer people have registered to vote than in the same period during the 2008 election cycle.
April 10 Twitter Chat Will Address Trayvon Martin Coverage
FCIR will host a live Twitter chat on Tues., April 10, at 7:30 p.m. to discuss the news media's coverage of the shooting of unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin in Sanford.
With Marlins Stadium, Baseball Wins. Does Public?
Howard Goodman: Unlike some cities that have balked at pouring taxpayer money into new stadiums, Miami decided to let the public finance most of the cost, which exceeds $600 million.
FCIR-WLRN Report Finalist for 2012 Florida Associated Press Broadcasters Contest
Tristram Korten's public radio report "Fugitives on the Run, Bondsmen on the Hunt" is a finalist in the public affairs category of the 2012 Florida Associated Press Broadcasters Contest.
Florida, the ‘Gunshine State’
Howard Goodman: The Travyon Martin case is bringing unusual attention to Florida's freewheeling gun culture.
Sanford Reverses Decision to Restrict Reporters
Howard Goodman: The Central Florida city has decided against criminalizing news reporting, after all.