Gov. Scott Wants To Kill 'Pill Mill' Database
South Florida is known as the "pill mill" capital yet Gov. Rick Scott wants to repeal the state's yet-to-be-implemented prescription drug tracking law that's designed to crack down on "pill mills".
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South Florida is known as the "pill mill" capital yet Gov. Rick Scott wants to repeal the state's yet-to-be-implemented prescription drug tracking law that's designed to crack down on "pill mills".
Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho minces no words about Governor Rick Scott's proposed education budget ax.
The Florida Senate education committee is scheduled to discuss a new teacher merit pay bill Wednesday.
A Miami Gardens council member and an outgoing state representative won a pair of special legislative primary elections Tuesday.
It's Election Day for several candidates vying for state offices, and the results were too close to call hours after the polls closed Tuesday night.
Miami-Dade District Judge Amy Donner dismissed the lawsuit filed by Commissioner Natacha Seijas seeking to stop her recall election, but the case isn't over yet.
Robert Meyers, the embattled executive director of the Miami-Dade Commission on Ethics who was accused of engaging in a questionable "personal relationship" with an aide, resigned Tuesday.
Florida Governor Rick Scott's newly unveiled budget for the coming fiscal year saw the newly-elected governor propose almost $5 billion in cuts to the state budget.
One state senator wants to remove all red light cameras from state roads by July under a new bill, according to the News Service of Florida.
Embattled Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez made one of his first public appearances Monday night, since his recall election was scheduled.
Lawyers fought to a draw Monday in the recall battle involving Miami-Dade commissioner Natacha Seijas.
Florida's governor broke with tradition in a couple of ways Monday when he unveiled his first budget recommendations.
In the final weeks of last year's election, the Miami Dade Republican Party paid a close ally of Congressman David Rivera thousands to buy time on Spanish language radio stations for a variety of Republican candidates.
As investigators continue to cull through his financial records, Congressman David Rivera tried to maintain a normal approach to governing, opening a new district office Saturday.
Florida senator Marco Rubio is condemning the possibility that a U.S. government subcontractor jailed in Havana for 14 months may be given a 20-year sentence.
