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A major overhaul of the state’s mental health system died when the Florida Legislature adjourned early. Both chambers seemed ready to revamp the...
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The Florida Cabinet discussed performance metrics Tuesday for reviewing the work of agency heads. The protracted venture stretches back to the bungled...
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Florida Governor Rick Scott signed an executive order today creating a commission to investigate hospitals.There’s no immediate word on when it will...
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Not all of the political warfare in the Capitol is between the House and Senate. Gov. Rick Scott fired a shot over the bow of Senate President Andy...
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While one body cameras-related bill was sent to the Governor, another died amid the budget impasse between the House and Senate. But, the bill’s main...
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The Seminole Tribe of Florida wants to keep its exclusive rights to blackjack and other banked card games, but the Legislature's abrupt adjournment this...
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Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott will file a friend-of-the-court brief supporting Gov. Rick Scott in a lawsuit against the Obama...
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During the recently-concluded legislative session, Senate President Andy Gardiner constantly warned about the threat to the state's hospitals if they...
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The Legislature passed 227 bills during the 2015 session that ended early after the House went home three days early. That means more than 1,500 bills...
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Prison reform may be officially dead this session, but prison reform advocates remain hopeful there will be some meaningful reform for Florida’s...
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When the House called an end to the 2015 session, a lot of major legislation died—but not everything. The Senate was able to pass along a final few...
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Two bills aimed at protecting victims of sex-related crimes are now headed to Governor Rick Scott.