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Florida lawmakers decided this session to eliminate a pair of programs, including a $600 stipend to Bright Futures recipients.
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Along with passing the budget, lawmakers in the closing hours of the session passed bills to repeal the no-fault auto insurance system and to make property-insurance changes.
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Florida’s tourism and marketing agency could be going away if the Florida House has its way. It comes as tourism remains the state’s dominant industry,...
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The Florida House and Senate have both passed their versions of next year’s budget. Both proposals spend about $87-billion, but the two plans remain for...
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After a contentious legislative session, Florida lawmakers in early May finally agreed on an $83 billion state budget.
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Florida’s public education board had its say on a controversial ed bill and the state budget Tuesday. Public school officials and a state lawmaker...
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Florida's economy is growing, but there are signs of weakness that are limiting how much money legislators will have to spend next year.State economists…
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Gov. Rick Scott spared the wrath of his veto pen and will let state funding for a University of Central Florida campus in downtown Orlando stay in the...
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Lawmakers formally unveiled an $82.3 billion budget plan on Tuesday, paving the way for a Friday end to the legislative session and setting up a...
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House and Senate leaders announced a deal on the state budget during a late-night meeting Monday, pumping more than $120 million in last-minute projects…
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House and Senate budget chiefs reached agreement Thursday night on two areas of the state spending plan for the year beginning July 1, striking deals on...
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House and Senate leaders said late Thursday they expect formal budget negotiations to start this weekend. An email to lawmakers from Senate President Andy…