Florida homeowners may have fewer legal worries after killing a bear on their property under an amended measure the Senate …
Public Affairs
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It’s not often that Lawmakers and others in The Process head over to the Club Downunder located at the Student …
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Leon County Commissioner Rick Minor is pushing for the Blueprint Intergovernmental Agency to put its full allotment of funding for …
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With fourth quarter reports in, The Southern Group was officially the most lucrative firm in the Sunshine State last year.
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The Florida A&M University School of Nursing saw 28 of its 29 spring graduates pass the National Council Licensure Examination …
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Circuit Judge Lance E.Neff’s investiture ceremony will take place Friday at 3 p.m.
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A handful of bills moving through the Legislature could create what Tallahassee Mayor John Dailey described as a “doomsday scenario” …
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The House Appropriations Committee unanimously approved a bill (HB 151) that would bring back a 3% cost-of-living adjustment for members …
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The House Healthcare Regulation Subcommittee voted unanimously in favor of Tallahassee Rep. Gallop Franklin’s bill (HB 159).
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Just elected in 2022, Christian Caban is seeking reelection to the Leon County Commission, promising to be “unapologetically selfish” for …
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Florida State University Board of Trustees is bringing on the legal team at Lawson Huck Gonzalez as it presses forward …
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Florida A&M University announced that College of Law Associate Provost Cecil Howard will take the reins at the Orlando campus …
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The Triumph Gulf Coast Board has advanced more than $139 million in grant requests as part of its implementation of …
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Welcome to The Tallahassee 100, your quick stop for news from Florida’s capital.
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You can expect to read plenty of Session coverage – especially bills filed by the local delegation – in the …
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One of the state’s premier lobbying firms has snagged one of the biggest names in political fundraising.
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Law and lobbying firm Dean Mead bid farewell to the capital city, effective Jan.1.
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Rep. Allison Tant is championing legislation this Session that would hold movers and the businesses that connect them with customers …
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Rep. Jason Shoaf filed a bill this week that would expand retirement benefits to most state employees working in prisons, …
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During the pandemic, the U.S. Department of Education instituted an emergency relief, automatically pausing student loan payments and setting loan …
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Gov. Ron DeSantis says state employees will not need to clock in for work the Monday before the Fourth of …
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State employees will have something to cheer about when the 2023-24 budget year begins Saturday: a 5% pay raise.
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The best part about a public sector job is the benefits package.
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The clock’s ticking for the Elliot Building. The new budget that goes into effect Saturday includes $2 million for the …
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Rep. Allison Tant is hosting a birthday party next month, but she isn’t asking for presents – not for her, …
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The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) launched an aggressive driving crackdown campaign ahead of the Fourth of July.
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Melissa Anne Matz, a seventh grade math teacher at Lakeside Junior High School in Clay County, has been named as …
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Republican Rep.Jayer Williamson endorsed Shane Abbott in the GOP Primary for House District 5.
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Parents soon won’t have to pay sales tax to keep their babies fresh and clean, as Gov.
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