Florida Government

The highlights of state news in September were the choice of running mates by gubernatorial candidates Ron DeSantis and Andrew Gillum, the refiling by […]

While much of the media attention in August was on the elections, two important statewide issues also received considerable press: the two-pronged environmental disaster

There’s little to feel good about in July’s news about our state government. It’s another reminder that it’s important to stay informed so we

With the Legislature out of session and the August primaries fast approaching, June’s news included several concerning reports about failures of government, some good

With the Legislature out of session and campaign season underway, May’s news was full of stories about how state government is not serving Florida

April 2018 Florida voters should be aware of four significant developments in April affecting state government: The Constitution Revision Commission (CRC) approved eight amendments for

It’s a wrap! After a three-day extension, the Legislature ended its 2017–18 session on Sunday, March 11, with the passage of a $88.7 billion

Since my last post on state news, the Legislature has been in session and 17 people were killed in a shooting at the Marjorie

The Florida Legislature convened its 2018 session on January 9th, and much of this month’s state news concerned proposed bills and budget priorities. Since