A powerful panel of Floridians that meets every 20 years is about to decide whether a ban on oil drilling, term limits for school board members and nearly two dozen other ideas should be included in the state’s...
The SmarterSafter Coalition, a group of insurance, taxpayer, environmental and housing organizations, repeated its call that a permanent fix is needed. Reuters’ Ginger Gibson reports via Insurance Journal....
Economists have tended to view immigration as a mitigating factor in estimating the negative impact of the labor shortage. Insurance Journal’s Andrew G. Simpson reports....
September’s strike of Hurricane Irma was one of the strongest storms Florida has ever seen, Christian Camera tells SunshineStateNews.com....
A Florida court has reversed a decision concerning deductibles, ruling in favor of insurance companies rather than health care providers. Amanda Thomas reports for the Florida Record....
Even Andrew Rubinstein admitted he was motivated by greed when he got involved in an elaborate $23 million auto insurance fraud that operated for years in chiropractic clinics in South Florida. AutoBodyNews.com reprints...
Proposals to end greyhound racing, ban drilling in state waters and grant additional rights to crime victims are moving one step closer to becoming law. Kevin Robinson reports for the Pensacola News Journal. Packaging,...
Governor Rick Scott signed a bill that could put to rest years of legal and regulatory fights, FloridaPolitics.com’s Drew Wilson reports. Pro-Israel bill, new public records exemptions among 38 Scott signs...
Miami Republican State Representative Carlos Trujillo was confirmed as U.S. ambassador to the Organization of American States by the U.S. Senate on Thursday. The Miami Herald’s Alex Daugherty reports via the “Naked...
The months-long litigious affair began with a simple public records request under Florida’s decades-old Sunshine Law — a statute heralded nationwide as a tool to keep governments honest. Kimberly Miller reports for the...