Author: Leslie Bolden
Florida House Eyes Changes In Construction Lawsuits
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Florida House members Thursday began moving forward with a proposal that could shorten the time for residents to file lawsuits abou [...]
Florida Lawmakers Eye Oversight Of Local Utilities
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Florida House members Tuesday raised the possibility of giving state regulators more oversight of municipal utilities.
Members o [...]
Florida Abortion Ruling Likely After Legislative Session
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The Florida Supreme Court likely will not rule until after this year’s regular legislative session in a high-stakes case about the [...]
Duke Energy Florida, Tampa Electric Customers Face Higher Bills
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Duke Energy Florida and Tampa Electric Co. are seeking state approval to pass along hundreds of millions of dollars in additional c [...]
Florida Supreme Court Keeps 15-Week Abortion Limit In Place
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The Florida Supreme Court on Monday rejected requests to halt a law that prevents abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
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Storms, Fuel Costs Could Boost Florida Power & Light Bills
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Florida Power & Light customers could face increased electric bills in April after the utility got hit in 2022 by hurrica [...]
Appearing In Florida, VP Harris Vows To “Never Back Down on Abortion Rights”
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Appearing on Gov. Ron DeSantis’ doorstep to mark the 50th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade court decision, Vice [...]
Florida Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To Gun Law
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In a case stemming from the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday rejec [...]
Florida Judge Refuses To Dismiss DeSantis Migrant Flights Case
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A Leon County circuit judge Friday rejected a request by Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration to dismiss a [...]
Prison Solitary Confinement Challenge Ends In Florida
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After more than three years of legal battling, the Florida Department of Corrections has fended off a lawsuit over the use of solit [...]