Peter SchorschNovember 13, 2022
3min0
The brick-and-mortar will open in December 2022 or early 2023.
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Peter SchorschNovember 13, 2022
Jesse SchecknerMay 16, 2022
7min0
The error will be fixed soon, Sharief’s campaign says.
Anne GeggisMay 12, 20227min0
The Senate Democratic Leader has $2.8 million cash on hand despite spending more than a half a million on her campaign.
Jesse SchecknerFebruary 6, 2022
11min0
'I will work to ensure that the Olympics are never hosted in the People’s Republic of China again.'
Associated PressJuly 13, 2020
8min382
Details of sanctions are scarce, but U.S. recently restricted travel for several Chinese officials.
Andrew MeachamApril 6, 2020
11min1110
"I decided I didn’t want to be a physicist. I wanted to be like Abraham Lincoln."
Ryan NicolOctober 23, 2018
8min573
Former Miami Heat player Shane Battier, state Sen. Lauren Book, and other high-profile supporters of Amendment 6 were on hand Monday evening to highlight an Early Voting event and help advocate for passage of Florida’s own “Marsy’s Law.” Amendment 6 would establish a so-called “bill of rights” for crime victims. The measure was modeled after California’s […]
Jim RosicaMarch 21, 2018
6min353
House Speaker Richard Corcoran is telling the Constitution Revision Commission that a pending gun proposal is “inappropriate for inclusion in the state Constitution.” The speaker sent a one-page letter to commissioners Wednesday. He pointed to “an ‘assault’ weapons ban, a ban on specific magazines, and an extended waiting period,” saying he had “grave concern.” An amendment, filed […]
Danny McAuliffeMarch 20, 2018
5min649
A proposed constitutional amendment to end greyhound racing in the state is one step closer to securing a place on the November ballot. The Constitution Revision Commission (CRC) approved the amendment (Proposal 67) in an 18-14 vote late Tuesday night, sending it to the influential Style and Drafting Committee for ballot preparation. It will still […]
Jim RosicaMarch 19, 2018
5min428
A plan to close what’s known as Florida’s “write-in loophole” won a preliminary OK from the Constitution Revision Commission on Monday. Commissioners voted 21-12 to send the proposal (P11) to the body’s Style and Drafting Committee for preparation as a ballot question. The proposal would still face a final vote afterward. Commissioner Sherry Plymale, who filed the measure, said the […]