Anne GeggisOctober 15, 2022
6min0
Six-figure mailer buy raises fears about beefed-up IRS: 'When they come knocking, remember Charlie Crist sent them.'
Tag: ProPublica
Anne GeggisOctober 15, 2022
Associated PressMay 4, 2022
6min0
Consumers are expected to receive a payment of approximately $30 for each year deceived.
Renzo DowneyDecember 3, 2021
8min713
According to an audit, NICA didn't have a way to track benefit denials or disputes.
Staff ReportsAugust 15, 2021
8min4307
“It is frustrating when reporters write attack stories about the Glades without any knowledge of our region or voices from within this community."
Scott PowersNovember 14, 2019
6min747
The tax breaks were designed to spur development in impoverished areas.
Ana CeballosFebruary 21, 2018
4min410
A Senate panel on Tuesday cleared a bill that could bring changes to a state law that has allowed insurance companies to avoid payouts to undocumented injured workers and has already led the state referring a handful of cases to federal immigration authorities. “The bill is designed to ensure workers injured on the job to […]
A.G. GancarskiJanuary 15, 2018
14min250
For those interested in the intersection of public policy and civil liberties, such as they are, the Florida Times-Union/ProPublica “Walking While Black” investigation and follow-ups were a revelation. The article confirmed what many already knew: African-Americans are, compared to their size of the population, disproportionately ticketed for jaywalking and related pedestrian violations. Fifty-five percent of the […]
Peter SchorschFebruary 13, 2017
13min408
Searching for the best way to teach our nation’s children, many communities see charter schools as one of the most effective ways to help students otherwise struggling to make it in public education. Nevertheless, the pursuit of alternative solutions does not sit well with some, particularly those in the media who view charter schools a […]
Mitch PerryJune 9, 2015
3min458
(UPDATE: This proposal is now dead. See this report). Last month Florida Politics reported on how state lawmakers might bring back the issues of regulating transportation network companies (TNC’s) such as Uber and Lyft in the Special Session now underway in Tallahassee. But such legislation failed to make the official call as presented by House […]
Peter SchorschAugust 25, 201310min252
As more than one friend has counseled, it’s crazy to be launching any sort of journalism endeavor in today’s marketplace. Aren’t newspapers laying off editors and reporters? Aren’t media companies being bought up like Boardwalk and Park Place in a game of Monopoly? Unfortunately, the answer to those two questions is “yes.” But that doesn’t […]