Author: Leslie Bolden
Citizens Customers Could See Double-Digit Hikes In Florida
Insurance Policy (Source: TFP File Photo)
The state’s Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has revised proposed rate increases, with many homeowners [...]
Florida Health Coverage Rate Better, But Still Lags
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With top Florida lawmakers signaling that health-care issues could be a priority during next year’s legislative session, a [...]
State Of Florida Takes Aim At New COVID Booster
State Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo
Continuing a long-running clash with federal health officials, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration on We [...]
Alabama Ruling Could Bolster Florida Trans Law
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Florida is urging a federal appeals court to clear the way for a new law preventing transgender minors from receiving puberty blo [...]
Florida Gov. DeSantis Seeks To Short-Circuit Utility Fight
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (TFP File Photo)
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other top state officials are urging a federal judge to toss out a consti [...]
Florida Parental Rights In Education Law Appeal Put On Hold
Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis at signing the “Parental Rights in Education” Law Into Effect (TFP Photo)
A federal appeals court has put on [...]
State Of Florida Urges Use Of ‘Marsy’s Law’ In Death Penalty Cases
TFP File Photo, By Jim Saunders and Dara Kam
Nearly five years after voters passed a constitutional amendment about victims’ rights, Attorney Gene [...]
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Key In Florida Death Row Inmate Appeal
Michael Duane Zack (FDLE)
Pointing to a “medical consensus” about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, attorneys for inmate Michael Duane Zack on Sunday urged [...]
Quick Resolution Sought In Florida Redistricting Fight
TFP File Photo
Seeking a final ruling before the legislative session starts in January, both sides in a battle over a congressional redistricting [...]
Florida Supreme Court Keeps ‘Fairness And Diversity’ Change
TFP File Photo
The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday kept in place a decision to delete part of a rule that allowed judges to take courses in “fai [...]