Census figures tell a story of one state on the way up, and one that doesn’t seem to know it’s on the way down.
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Tag Archives: Florida
A Florida Fringe Benefit
Florida’s reefs are home to many varieties of fish. A broad ban on fishing is not justified, even to protect sensitive corals.
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Keeping Ultra In Miami
World-class cities have to learn to handle the global spotlight – and crowd control.
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Florida Gothic: Motorists’ Hamlet Of Horrors
A tiny Southern town turned its highway into a private ATM, but the problem of traffic cop tax collection extends much farther.
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The Day It Snowed In Miami
A new documentary looks at Miami’s role in the struggle for gay rights and the political rise of religious conservatism.
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Florida’s Courthouse Sharks
Floridians are used to living with sharks, but sometimes you have to fight back – at the courthouse, not the beach.
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Florida Previews The Battle For Congress
Florida’s most meaningful preseason contest in March will take place at the ballot box rather than on the ballfields.
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Name Change Erases One Symbol Of Intolerance
A Florida school that commemorated a KKK leader gets a new name and a fresh start.
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Climate Has Battlegrounds, Not Borders
A tropical species’ advance is cited as evidence of a warming climate. And then the cold comes.
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Florida’s Unfinished Adoption Business
Florida now has same-sex marriage, but an unenforced statute banning gay adoptions still ought to be erased.
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