Florida Hospitals On Brink Of Losing $1 Billion In Federal Aid
Florida is set to lose more than $1 billion in aid to hospitals around the state if doesn't expand its Medicaid program.
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Florida is set to lose more than $1 billion in aid to hospitals around the state if doesn't expand its Medicaid program.
Former Governor Jeb Bush has courted high-dollar donors in private rooms and luxury resorts, and delivered weighty speeches in hotel ballrooms, ever since he announced that was exploring a presidential run.
Florida lawmakers are considering proposals that would allow most school districts to start classes earlier in August.
An outspoken liberal congressman from Florida will argue in court Monday that his 24-year marriage should be annulled because his estranged wife committed bigamy, the opening salvo in an acrimonious divorce case a judge likened to an episode of the TV series "House of Cards."
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush capped his first weekend politicking in early-voting Iowa by previewing what he said would be an upbeat campaign should he continue toward his all-but-declared candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke at a conference in South Florida Saturday.
Florida lawmakers are considering a bill that would let people with concealed weapons permits be able to carry weapons onto college campuses and public universities.
A House committee that crafted a newly approved water-policy plan is now looking at how a voter-approved increase in conservation dollars should be used for land management.
Former President Bill Clinton, Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Chelsea Clinton will touch on major global issues at a conference in South Florida this weekend.
A new bill, proposed in the Senate, would offer an alternative to Medicaid expansion and would use federal funding to insure nearly 1 million low-income Floridians.
House and Senate committees this week backed proposals aimed at helping stop potential drug overdoses.
Florida lawmakers are considering proposals that would allow most school districts to start classes earlier in August.
An administrative law judge said former state House budget chief David Rivera should pay nearly $58,000 in fines and restitution in a long-running ethics case.
It's been four months since Gov. Rick Scott cruised back into office, but to some it might appear that the campaign isn't over yet.
Supporters of a bill passed by the Florida House say it will help clean and protect the state's waterways while planning for increased water demand in the future.
