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Florida Gov. Rick Scott may veto the Legislature's $82.4 billion budget.
May 10 -
Florida lawmakers missed a deadline to strike a deal on the budget this week, sending the annual session into overtime.
May 3 -
Florida Gov. Rick Scott asked Ben Watkins to help convince the Legislature that tourism funding supports state and local ratings.
April 26 -
A bill that passed the Florida Senate would authorize bonds to fight algae blooms.
April 17 -
Volusia County school district officials sat in front of the School Board Tuesday evening with a question now nearly age-old: How will the district tackle a backlog of infrastructure projects, some that needed attention as long as a decade ago?
April 12 -
Citizens Property Insurance Corp. in Florida posted a $27 million loss in 2016 stemming from what it calls abusive “assignment of benefit” claims and litigation, which are being reviewed by the Legislature.
April 12 -
All Aboard Florida is assuring supporters of the private passenger train project that it will move forward despite the sales of its owner and an affiliate and pending legislation that the company says could jeopardize expansion plans.
March 29 -
Amie Riggle Berlin, the SECs lawyer who handled its case against Miami and Michael Boudreaux, explained the important aspects of a reliance on professionals defense and the need for issuers to stay truthful in their offering documents during a conference panel.
March 17 -
The U.S. Supreme Court will consider a special masters recommendation, largely favoring Georgia and water agencies there, in the lawsuit Florida filed against Georgia over the apportionment of water from the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River Basin.
March 15 -
The Baker Correctional Development Corp. is trying to get a waiver from a mandatory call and federal funds to refund bonds from tax-exempt to taxable, in the wake of an IRS finding that bonds are taxable.
March 13