Christine Jordan SextonApril 18, 2019
5min434
The state Supreme Court struck down a parental-consent law in 1989.
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Christine Jordan SextonApril 18, 2019
Drew WilsonApril 8, 2019
3min533
The bill wasn't heard in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Ryan NicolApril 8, 2019
3min265
A Senate panel is expected to review the legislation Monday afternoon.
Staff ReportsMarch 20, 2019
4min357
The bill "is bad policy that would violate the Constitution," one group says.
Drew WilsonMarch 19, 2019
4min531
The bill would allow doctors to authorize pharmacists to make treatment decisions.
Jacob OglesMarch 19, 2019
7min507
The state's Supreme Court struck down a similar law in 1989.
Jacob OglesMarch 19, 2019
5min482
State law now requires parental notification but not consent before minors terminate a pregnancy.
Scott PowersNovember 27, 2018
9min748
Characterizing Virgin Trains USA’s agreement offering safety upgrades while ending some longtime opposition as a good first step, more is needed, state Sen. Debbie Mayfield said Tuesday. Mayfield intends to keep the pressure on the private railroad company seeking to extend passenger train service. Over the weekend, Virgin Trains USA, formerly known as Brightline (and All Aboard […]
Scott PowersAugust 29, 20188min838
All Aboard Florida received state approval Wednesday to sell $1.75 billion in federal private equity bonds to extend its private, high-speed, Brightline passenger train system from South Florida to Orlando. Meeting in Orlando, the Florida Development Finance Corp. board voted unanimously to grant state permission for the financing after more than three hours of public […]
Michael MolineAugust 6, 2018
9min854
Florida’s no-fault insurance system continues to generate fraud, judging by allegations in a lawsuit that insurer State Farm filed in federal court. The suit, filed in the Southern District of Florida on Aug. 1, alleges three clinics cheated it out of $4.7 million. Will suits like these help break the policy logjam that has prevented […]