New Law Guarantees Right To Speak At Meetings, But Critics See Potential For Gadfly Fillibusters
Gadflies can rejoice. A bill giving the public the legal assurance to speak before local boards took effect Oct. 1.
Floridians Don’t Like Rubio’s Immigration Stance Or Zimmerman But Support Medical Marijuana
Recent polling didn't just find that Floridians are moving away from congressional Republicans, they also aren't keen on Sen. Marco Rubio’s immigration stance or George Zimmerman—but they are in support of a medical marijuana initiative.
Voter Purge Tour Ends, Voting Rights Groups Still Concerned
As Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner’s voter purge tour comes to an end, progressive groups have said there are still a lot of unanswered questions.
Federal Shutdown Could Jeopardize House Seats for Florida GOP
It looks like one of the many ramifications of the ongoing federal government shutdown may be some electoral losses for the GOP.
Obamacare Exchanges Go Online In Florida, Are Met With Strong Demand
An online marketplace where people can compare and shop for health insurance went online this week. So, far Floridians have been signing up in droves.
Florida Sues Georgia Over Water Dispute
Gov. Rick Scott and Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi filed a lawsuit against the state of Georgia this week after a long-running dispute over water consumption.