Legislature restores some protection for historic districts after backlash from Miami Beach
The expansion of Florida's Live Local Act poses a threat to historic districts in Miami Beach, prompting legislative amendments to protect these areas.
Florida Bill Could Allow Horse Tracks To End Racing And Still Offer Gambling
Florida legislators are pushing a bill to decouple horse tracks' gambling licenses from live racing, facing significant opposition from the racing industry.
Report: New College of Florida Fires Chinese Adjunct
Kevin Wang's firing is a concerning example of how Florida's regulations on foreign educators may threaten academic freedom, particularly for those critical of their home governments.
Day Around the Bay: Napster Still Exists, Somehow Just Sold for $207 Million
The toxic algae bloom affecting California's coast is causing serious health issues for sea lions, resulting in seizures, stillbirths, and unusual aggression towards humans.
Florida senator wants to ease reserve cost burden for owners of low-rise condos away from ocean
Sen. Rosalind Osgood stated that many residents are concerned about the recent law requiring full funding of reserves, especially for those living on fixed incomes.