Christine Jordan SextonFebruary 6, 2023
6min0
Kniepmann was hired after DeSantis appointed Jason Weida as AHCA Secretary.
Tag: Karen WoodallRon DeSantis in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Image via KETV.
Christine Jordan SextonFebruary 6, 2023
Renzo DowneySeptember 10, 2022
9min0
The Department of Corrections says 300 voluntary service members will help prison hold over nine months until new officers are trained.
Anne GeggisNovember 26, 2021
5min1028
Eligibility for KidCare, the state's subsidized health insurance for kids, hasn't expanded since 2012.
Scott PowersOctober 18, 2021
5min1077
Still, more than 3 million claims issues remain unresolved.
Anne GeggisSeptember 22, 2021
5min1869
The bill would ensure pay bumps won't make kids lose their health insurance.
Christine Jordan SextonSeptember 16, 2021
7min1364
The open enrollment period allows patients to switch plans.
Renzo DowneyFebruary 15, 2021
6min1588
Before the pandemic, nearly half of Florida's households struggled to make ends meet.
Christine Jordan SextonApril 10, 2019
6min367
The proposed work requirement would hit low-income adults who have children.
Ana CeballosNovember 7, 2017
5min242
A controversial piece of legislation that seeks to ban communities that act as “sanctuaries” for undocumented immigrants passed its only legislative committee hearing on Tuesday, and could head to the House floor as soon as Session starts. The proposal — a House leadership priority — would allow local officials who vote for “sanctuary city” policies, […]
Michael MolineMarch 7, 2017
7min628
Poverty appeared to matter as the Florida Legislature opened its 2017 regular session Tuesday. Gov. Rick Scott, during his State of the State speech, recalled his impoverished youth and the importance of jobs to lift Floridians out of economic despair. Surely, music to Karen Woodall‘s ears? Now at the Florida Center for Economic and Fiscal Policy, she’s […]