Scott PowersSeptember 15, 2020
5min819
The Committee supporting Amendment 2 is rallying political support.
Tag: Facebook Live
Scott PowersSeptember 15, 2020
Associated PressJune 7, 2020
Scott PowersJune 1, 2020
6min428
House candidates Tracey Kagan and Julie Jenkins campaign during coronavirus crisis.
Guest AuthorMarch 26, 2020
8min5969
We need to collectively step up our game if we’re going to be doing this for the foreseeable future.
Peter SchorschOctober 22, 2019
3min267
We can disagree without being disagreeable.
Ryan NicolSeptember 28, 2018
4min310
The Florida Chamber of Commerce announced Friday it was endorsing Republican candidate Ashley Moody for Attorney General. The group made the announcement during a live stream on the Florida Chamber’s Facebook page and followed up with a post on Twitter. “I believe that I am meant to do this, and can do this, and will make […]
Staff ReportsJanuary 23, 2018
5min328
There will be more ways to watch the Florida Supreme Court when it revs up Facebook Live broadcasts this week. The court will use the social media broadcasting service to televise Thursday’s Florida Bar Pro Bono Awards honoring lawyers who donate services to people in need, court spokesman Craig Waters said in a Tuesday email. After that, Facebook […]
Scott PowersJuly 31, 2017
10min311
The House District 44 Republican primary is boiling, as John Newstreet responded to a shadow group’s attack ads with a Facebook Live video decrying them as “not true” and his campaign blamed rival Bobby Olszewski, who denied involvement and disavowed such politics. The ruckus is over mailers and an internet site sponsored by a new […]
Les NeuhausMarch 17, 2017
5min248
The mother of a teen who committed suicide was in her car when she began receiving a trickle of text messages, Then a barrage of texts began streaming in. “Where’s your daughter,” one read. “Please please please check on your daughter,” read another. Gina Alexis, the mother of Naika Venant, the 14-year-old girl who hung […]
Jim RosicaFebruary 7, 20174min270
The head of the state’s child welfare agency told a legislative panel his department has now handed over “5,000 pages of documents” to a judge looking into why a foster child hung herself while broadcasting it on social media. Mike Carroll, secretary of the Department of Children and Families (DCF), spoke to the Senate Children, Families and Elder Affairs Committee this week. […]