Florida tourism continues to boom, while the fate of the state tourism promotion agency hangs in the balance.
Read More
Logic vs. Ideology In Tallahassee
Tag Archives: Florida
This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Laws
What makes a good law go bad? Few things can do it faster than payday-seeking contingency lawyers.
Read More
What Really Broke The Camel’s Back
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo wrongly blames the new federal tax law for his state’s long-diminishing appeal to high earners.
Read More
Debacles In Blackface
On Thursday morning, Florida Secretary of State Michael Ertel was a rising star. His career was in ruins by afternoon.
Read More
‘Beale Street’ Says: Be Careful
Through malice or mere mistake, false identifications continue to destroy lives in fact and fiction.
Read More
Backseat Driving From The Bench
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is cleaning house, but a federal judge in Tallahassee wants to hand him back a previously cleared mess.
Read More
Scooting In South Florida
Setup can be glitchy, but getting around town on a park-almost-anywhere electric scooter is a breeze.
Read More
A Solid Study Of A Mass Tragedy
A Florida commission offers solid suggestions for school safety improvements. Can we put aside dogma long enough to listen?
Read More
Teaching Mom To Stand Up To Cops
If an officer asks personal questions or seeks permission to search you or your things, just say “no thanks.”
Read More
Two Tragic Pulitzers
One newspaper provided outstanding coverage of a mass shooting; another was a target. Both received journalism’s top honor.
Read More