State Lawmakers Weigh Possible Prison Reform
Ahead of this year’s Legislative session state lawmakers are turning their eyes to one of Florida’s most problematic state agencies: its prison system.
Judge Slams Florida For Not Providing Adequate Health Care To Needy Children
Florida is in hot water again for the way it treats medically needy children in the state.
Lawsuit Filed Amid Gay Marriage Uncertainty
Ahead of a resolution of whether county clerks statewide can issue gay marriage licenses next week, an anti-gay rights group sued “a county clerk of courts, Orlando's mayor and a judge in an effort to stop them from helping same-sex couples get married in Florida next week,” the Associated Press reports.
Washington Post Delves Into Jeb Bush Emails, Business Ties
Ahead of Jeb Bush’s plan to release emails to the public next year from his eight years as Florida’s governor, The Washington Post recently requested the emails. The paper also recently reveled a lucrative business connection tied to Obamacare.
FCIR Makes Jeb Bush’s Email Archive Searchable
FCIR is making available Jeb Bush's email archive in a reader-friendly, searchable format.
Tallahassee Police Release Reporter’s Personal Info In Massive Records Request
The Tallahassee Police Department recently released hundreds of police reports involving Florida State University athletes—as well as the personal information of the reporter who requested the records.