Gov. Rick Scott Seeks Half-Billion In Cuts To Florida Taxes And Fees
Gov. Rick Scott is asking for another round of steep tax cuts and budget cuts in Florida’s upcoming budget.
Proposal Would Allow Florida Universities To Withhold Names Of Candidates For Top Jobs
A proposed law before the Florida Legislature would allow state universities to withhold personal information for those applying to be president, provost or dean of a public university.
Report: Fast Food Industry Is Costing Florida Millions
A new report from the University of California-Berkeley shows that low-paying fast food jobs are costing Florida millions of dollars every year.
Drunken Driving And Soliciting A Prostitute Didn’t Stop One South Florida Doctor From Getting His License Reinstated
Dr. Evan Zimmer has been indicted for racketeering, convicted separately with the misdemeanors offenses of drunk driving and soliciting a prostitute. Something he’s also managed to do: to hold on to his medical license.
Florida Medical Complaints Gather Dust, Often Allowing The Accused To Continue To Practice
Medical professionals in Florida hang onto their licenses and continue practicing as the state grapples with a lengthy disciplinary process that can take years.
Health Care Exchange Problems Persist In Florida
A deluge of Floridians have visited the federal health care exchange websites, but what most people have seen are error messages. Things haven't gotten much better in the two weeks since the websites were launched as a key piece of the Affordable Care Act.