Record-breaking tourism, safety statistics show warnings about Florida travel ‘blatant factual misrepresentations,’ Dana Young says.
Fortunately, our state is ahead of the pack.
(The Center Square) – Two controversial gun bills cleared the state House on Monday with bipartisan support, but that doesn’t mean they’ll get anywhere near the governor’s desk any time
Federal regulators chose to cut the recreational season from May-August to May-June.
(The Center Square) – President Joe Biden and U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy reported productive talks Monday, but have yet to announce a breakthrough ahead of a June 1 deadline.
(The Center Square) – Camp Hope – the controversial homeless encampment in the east central district of Spokane – saw two separate visits from the Spokane Fire Department to put
CURTIS’ LAW SIGNED BY GOVERNOR IN VICTORY FOR FLORIDA CRIME SURVIVORS HB 233, which passed the legislature with bipartisan support, would allow families of homicide victims to access basic information…
The Governor defended ‘the strongest pro life bill that Florida has seen in its modern history.’
The Governor sees a road to a 7-2 conservative court.
These spring sport athletes starred last week.
(The Center Square) – Wildfires are becoming more common in Washington state and the Pacific Northwest.
(The Center Square) – Illinois lawmakers will have to wait for the next legislative session to address pension measures currently in the General Assembly.
Lanes at a busy Daytona Beach intersection will need to be closed for repairs over the next two weeks.
People will soon have a new stop on the SunRail system. Officials broke ground on the DeLand station on Monday.
Unfolding results in federal infrastructure investment have not moved the President’s approval ratings.
‘It’s a little bit to me like the family dog after its contracted rabies. You have to deal with it very differently than when it was simply the family dog.’
A digest of the day’s politics and policy while the bartender refreshes your drink.
Family business partners say the Senator advanced campaigns on the company dime, but many accusations predate his candidacy by years.