Ethics Complaint Filed Against Gov. Rick Scott For 2011 Investment In Oil Company
An ethics complaint was filed against Gov. Rick Scott this week over an investment he made in 2011.
State Lawmakers Fail To Pass ALF Reforms, Again
Following a 2011 Miami Herald investigation showing neglect, abuse and death in the state’s assisted living facilities, lawmakers vowed to put reforms in place. However, three years later, the Florida Legislature has yet to pass anything.
Investigation Found Enterprise Florida Spent Half A Million Dollars On Lavish Restaurants, Hotels
The state’s economic development agency is under fire, again. This time, a recent report highlighted lavish spending by its staff, which prompted a watchdog group to ask the governor to launch an investigation.
Another State-Backed Company Plans Massive Layoffs In Florida
A mortgage software firm that has received millions in state incentive dollars has announced it will lay off 744 workers in Florida by April.
Report On Economic Incentives Shows Poor Return on Investments In Some Cases
The state released a report this week showing the results of the state’s investment in private companies. So far, the state’s records show the program—which is supposed to create private sector jobs—has had mixed results.
Florida Medical Marijuana Supporters Have Money, Need Signatures And Court Approval
With 82 percent of Florida poll respondents in favor of marijuana-as-medicine, it appears Florida could become the 21st state with medical outlets selling pot.