Scott signs no-fault fraud legislation
Gov. Rick Scott says he’s worried about a potential loophole in a no-fault no-fault auto insurance bill that goes into effect on July 1
Gov. Rick Scott says he’s worried about a potential loophole in a no-fault no-fault auto insurance bill that goes into effect on July 1
Florida’s minimum wage is going up 36 cents to $7.67 an hour in January to reflect a higher cost of living, said the state’s Department of Economic Opportunity
That bottom in South Florida’s real estate crash can be tricky to spot.
Lobbyists have persuaded state lawmakers in Florida and Arizona to ban local governments from outlawing giveaways of toys with high-calorie children’s meals
A property insurance overhaul aimed at creating more competition in the private marketplace and cutting down on fraudulent sinkhole claims has passed the Senate
Gov. Rick Scott wants lawmakers to produce a bill that would sharply curtail the amount of business state-backed Citizens Property Insurance Corp. could write
The Florida Supreme Court has ruled motor vehicle leasing companies in the state cannot be held liable for accidents with their rented vehicles they did’t cause
Florida Gulf seafood is safe to eat, Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam told reporters today
Florida’s unemployment rate dropped by 0.4 of a percentage point to 11.5 percent in February, the second consecutive month it has declined
Florida population swelled nearly 15 percent between 2000 and 2010, but the share of Hispanics living in the state grew by almost 60 percent over that decade
Citrus County resident a real ‘sweetheart’
Elementary school student awarded scholarship
Student raises money for injured dog
Volunteers ‘carry the day’ at special gathering
Five seated on housing advisory committee
Fire Rescue now offers ‘enhanced services’ to county
Senior Care recognized at commision meeting