Former FDOT employee will lead agency, pending Senate OK.
The new governor had said he would pull back many of Scott's picks
"Brutality and terrorism are the words I would use, legally sanctioned," King said.
Erwin Jackson to appeal decision
Susan Bucher may put up legal fight over move
Despite the shutdown, there was plenty of Constitutionally mandated activity.
The bill would expand a pilot program run by the University of Miami.
A more conservative Supreme Court could restart the fight for fee caps.
"Whether or not they have to smoke it, who am I to judge that?"
Ending the commission would require changing the state Constitution.
"...Unique opportunity to be at forefront of autonomous vehicle policy"
The Miami-Dade Democrat said National Assembly leader should be rightful President
One endorsement came from the Tampa firefighter's union.
Congresswoman says organizers haven't denounced Louis Farrakhan comments
Free fares and longer hours are proving transit success can happen.
"President Whittaker, our Board of Trustees and I did not know and were never told."
The leaders look to citizens for transit and express uncertainty over a revived Rays deal.
The opening came the same day DeSantis demanded an end to the state ban on smokable...
Rubio wants to tear down barriers stopping veterans from entering science fields now.
Crist's first bill seeks to keep Social Security solvent until 2064.
The bill would increase the number of licenses available to institutions to study the drug.
The appointment of Wasserman Schultz serves as another historic marker for the 116th Congress.
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