Drew WilsonJune 5, 2020
3min1313
The maps dig down to the county and ZIP code levels.
Tag: Michael Williams
Drew WilsonJune 5, 2020
Ryan NicolDecember 18, 2019
6min346
Uber Works is coming to South Florida.
Peter SchorschNovember 13, 2019
4min385
Williams will serve as Director of the Florida Prosperity Initiative.
Jim RosicaJune 6, 2019
8min592
"We are hurt, upset, and deeply saddened."
Jim RosicaJune 28, 20162min375
Michael Williams is departing the Florida House Speaker’s office as communications director and heading to Tallahassee PR shop CoreMessage as managing director of media relations. The firm announced the move Tuesday. “CoreMessage is thrilled to add Michael to our team,” said Cory Tilley, the president of CoreMessage and former top communications aide to Gov. Jeb Bush. […]
Ryan RayMay 7, 2015
3min161
After a deafeningly loud interim of silence in which Gov. Rick Scott was left with no bills subject to his review for either approval into law or veto, the Senate has just cranked up the legislative volume: The upper chamber on Thursday afternoon dropped all 68 bills it passed during 2015 regular Session on the governor’s desk. […]
Christine Jordan SextonMay 7, 2015
3min140
Just 231 bills passed in the the dysfunctional 2015 session. Most of them, legislative reports show, remain in the Legislature. House Speaker Steve Crisafulli and Senate President Andy Gardiner have been slow to release bills to Gov. Rick Scott. The House passed 154 bills, memorials, and local bills that require gubernatorial action. One hundred fifty […]
Bruce RitchieApril 16, 2015
5min227
Sen. Jack Latvala on Thursday cautioned against any elected state official opposing his bill that would allow Duke Energy Florida to issue bonds for closing its Crystal River nuclear plant. His warning came after a vote on the House version was delayed this week. Duke says the plant closing cost is $1.4 billion. Latvala said […]
Bruce RitchieMarch 13, 2015
4min164
Wasn’t the environment supposed to get more money under Amendment 1 — not less? Is this the old Lottery-style switcharoo? Those are obvious questions to be asking after the House issued the general revenue allocation on Friday for the 2015-16 state budget. Agriculture and natural resources spending appeared to be taking a hit — at […]
Bruce RitchieMarch 13, 20154min157
Wasn’t the environment supposed to get more money under Amendment 1 — not less? Is this the old Lottery-style switcharoo? Those are obvious questions to be asking after the House issued the general revenue allocation on Friday for the 2015-16 state budget. Agriculture and natural resources spending appeared to be taking a hit — at […]