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TALLAHASSEE — A Tallahassee research group wants state lawmakers to temper a trend of tying the hands of city and county officials by “preempting” local…
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The Florida Division of Elections says 18 people have qualified to run for governor. They include Republicans, Democrats, independents, a Libertarian, and…
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Florida’s public-private economic development agency is holding a two-day meeting in Coral Gables this week.Enterprise Florida (EFI) is a partnership…
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At the WLRN Miami Herald Town Hall meeting last month, Barbara Ricano from Sunrise wanted to know:Members of the ethics commission have complained that…
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Florida taxpayers have spent $5 million on a budget transparency portal called Transparency 2.0 that promised to herald a new era for citizen access to…
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Gov. Rick Scott's aggressive economic development effort got more legislative pushback Tuesday as budget committees in both chambers questioned the…
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Florida has one of the strictest rules in the country for lobbyist gift-giving: an absolute ban.And the state has one of toughest laws for campaign…
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Florida has a national reputation for its Public Records Law. But a new study by the Center for Public Integrity and Public Radio International has given…
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The State Integrity Investigation – a collaboration of Public Radio International, the Center for Public Integrity and WLRN in Miami – is the first…
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This story originally appeared in The Miami Herald on March 19, 2012.The first time Florida Sen. Chris Smith, a Fort Lauderdale Democrat, ran for office,…