Thursday's Daily Pulse

› After Zika and Hurricane Irma, Miami Beach looks to insure tourism tax revenue [Miami Herald]
Miami Beach's tourism industry has suffered one blow after another in recent years. Now, the city is considering a novel solution: an insurance policy for resort tax revenue to help make up for unexpected budget shortfalls.

› Rick Scott seeks extension to disclose personal finances [Tampa Bay Times]
Gov. Rick Scott will not be detailing his personal finances any time soon after the U.S. Senate candidate on Tuesday filed for an extension.

› Florida ignored law in rejecting oil well in Everglades, lawyers for landowners say [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
A South Florida family seeking oil wealth in the Everglades accused the state of ignoring the law in rejecting their application for an exploratory well in western Broward County.

› Jacksonville riverfront reconstruction cost rises by $1 million [Florida Times-Union]
The long-awaited demolition of the parking deck behind the old county courthouse and the reconstruction of Coastline Drive and Liberty Street could cost $1 million more and take months longer to finish than originally anticipated.

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