April 26, 2024
Government/Politics & Law
Jacksonville's business community is pitching in
Mayor Alvin Brown has made business involvement a priority.
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Published on 7/25/2012
System failure
Column from Florida Trend's Executive Editor Mark Howard.
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Published on 6/28/2012
The $325-Million Billing War
Counties say the state's new Medicaid billing system is overcharging them.
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Published on 6/15/2012
Legislative rookies: Promising new Florida House members
Nearly 17 months ago, 57 legislative novices arrived in Tallahassee eager to make their mark. Here are three promisig new House members.
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Published on 5/15/2012
Budgetary flak: Florida's military bases hope to avoid cuts
Across-the-board military cuts threaten bases in Northwest Florida.
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Published on 5/11/2012
Payback for Holocaust survivors
South Florida attorneys help Holocaust survivors gain reparations.
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Published on 5/9/2012
Politics in Florida: Always courting voters
The state's reputation lags recognition of its importance as a swing state.
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Published on 5/7/2012
An economic tale of two cities in Florida
Orlando and St. Petersburg embody the Florida challenge: Creating a new economic reality in the shadow of enduring stereotypes.
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Published on 5/4/2012
Florida's economic makeup
Florida's Economy - Perception vs. Reality
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Published on 5/2/2012
Profile of storm tracker Bryan Koon
Bryan Koon's job is to keep Floridians safe.
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Published on 4/19/2012
Tech tangle: Florida's computer systems are being consolidated
The state's efforts to consolidate its computer systems are proceeding -- very slowly.
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Published on 3/23/2012
The Florida Bar steps up its diversity efforts
Arnell Bryant-Willis, the Bar's first diversity initiatives manager, will help make it happen.
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Published on 3/22/2012
Lawyer Jodi Chase is a consultant to hedge funds
After 22 years of lobbying, Chase is focusing exclusively on hedge funds.
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Published on 2/17/2012
Jacksonville voters have a brighter outlook
Budget cutting and a new administration are helping Jacksonville's voters have a brighter outlook in regards to civic matters.
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Published on 2/1/2012
Mentoring program becomes a guiding principle for Miami law firm
Miami's Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen and Levine are using mentoring to grow the firm.
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Published on 1/18/2012
Icon: Bob Graham
Bob Graham: U.S. senator, 1987-2005; governor of Florida, 1979-87; founder, University of Florida Bob Graham Center for Public Service; Miami Lakes; age 75
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Published on 1/4/2012
The Game of Redistricting
State lawmakers must redraw the districts for both the state House and Senate and the U.S. Congress in time for the Nov. 6 election... who stands to win the most?
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Published on 1/1/2012
Florida Legislative Preview - 2012
Redistricting won't completely dominate the legislative landscape in January. A look at other issues percolating in the background and who wants what.
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Published on 1/1/2012
New laws needed to regulate electronic signs
Sign codes and zoning enforcement are into new frontier.
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Published on 12/14/2011
Ocala and Marion County's chamber, EDC have joined forces
The merged agency is the Ocala / Marion County Economic Development Corp.
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Published on 12/13/2011
Last resort: Legal Services of North Florida
Small business owners and low-income workers turn to a North Florida non-profit for help recovering money lost after the BP oil spill.
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Published on 12/9/2011
Florida Lottery: Upping the Ante
At 25, Florida's Lottery is gambling on some new initiatives to boost its sales.
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Published on 11/9/2011
Lawyer Francisco Ramos Jr. is Working for Tips
Ramos' blog is called "Tips for Young Lawyers"
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Published on 10/26/2011
New Prisioner Re-Entry Center Coming to Tallahassee Community College
The goal of the center will be to reduce recidivism among inmates.
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Published on 10/20/2011
Social Media for Political Junkies
... and other political apps.
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Published on 10/12/2011
