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Sen. Rob Bradley to present bill before Agriculture panel.
"There's so many different reasons why it's a sound investment.”
A move is afoot to extend the contracts from five years to seven.
Reactions predictably break along party lines.
Florida Republicans just couldn’t accept the vote on Amendment 4 and let it go.
"Make no mistake, this is only the first step."
"The damage to my home would have been substantially less."
The Appropriations Committee is expected to consider the budget on Wednesday.
Local governments will be able to set limits, or opt out of scooter rentals altogether.
“This will be one I’m not going to quit on.”
It's opposed by the state’s nursing home, hospital and hospice associations.
"...Maybe it's a next-year issue."
“Each and everyday police officers put their lives on the line protecting the citizens of Tampa."
Currall will replace Judy Genshaft after she steps down July 1.
The U.S. maritime industry supports about 650,000 American Jobs.
The unemployment rate was down month-over-month in three major South Florida cities.
"Cha-ching, cha-ching, cha-ching."
'He will be a stable chief,' said state Sen. Linda Stewart.
The report could be released as soon as this weekend.
“This is where every state is going anyway."
"I'm very proud of his service."
'We seek a Congress where members serve with integrity, civility and courage.'
Should the government provide internet?
If families in Florida are going to make a choice, they deserve to have that choice be an informed one.
During closing arguments, the plaintiffs’ attorney made a series of comments about deaths caused by smoking.
"Essentially, the 60-day requirement is a 'get out of jail free' card for the wrongfully acting insurer."
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