Jason Garcia

Florida Business News

• The fight over Florida's new elections laws continue to divide the state

  Florida elections have been plagued with drama for decades, before and after the hanging chads in 2000. But last year’s presidential election didn’t have recount issues, claims of election fraud, or even court battles here in Florida.

• Why are Florida stone crab prices so high this season?

  Days into stone crab season, seafood markets, wholesalers and restaurants are reeling from record-high prices and disappointing landings for Florida’s sweet delicacy of the sea.

• Brightline is back: Service returning Nov. 8

  South Florida’s Brightline express train is returning to regular service Monday, Nov. 8, after the coronavirus pandemic shut down operations for well over a year.

• Miami International Airport ready for global visitor bonanza

  With the return of international travel for vaccinated non-US citizens nationwide, Miami International Airport expects a spike in overall passengers following a steady increase in air traffic since the lowest numbers of the pandemic.

• Tampa port pitches incentives to lure cargo stuck in supply chain logjam

  Cargo ships keep backing up at major ports in cities like Los Angeles and Savannah, Ga., leading to supply chain logjams that have kept prices up and retail shelves empty.

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