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Medication aides could help states remedy health care worker shortages
Nursing homes are squeezed between a workforce shortage and a swelling older adult population. States are trying to address both issues with one solution: medication aides.
Supreme Court to take up two state laws on social media
The high court will hear challenges to Florida and Texas laws that seek to control how social media platforms “censor” disfavored political views.
Can the future of passenger rail be found between Miami and Orlando?
The debut of Brightline service linking Miami to the central Florida tourist mecca is giving rail advocates hope that passenger rail will gain popularity elsewhere, too.
How Florida Became the Center of the Republican Universe
Gov. Ron DeSantis has racked up solidly conservative policy wins. But will his record resonate with voters in the middle?
Families Earning Over $100,000 Eligible for Miami-Dade Rent Relief
The county is considered one of the most expensive in the U.S. for housing. But under a newly expanded local program, households of four with incomes under $136,500 annually would qualify for emergency rental assistance.
A Governor Declares Dec. 23 a Holiday for State Employees
"This is just another way to show our appreciation to our dedicated state workers," the state chief executive said.
Florida Prosecutors Reach Deal With Former State Worker Charged With Computer Crime
Rebekah Jones drew national headlines when she said Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration manipulated Covid data, an allegation that remains unsubstantiated. She was later charged with illegally accessing a state computer system.
DeSantis Dominates in Winning Second Term
The Florida governor's victory comes as questions swirl around whether he'll run for president in 2024.
How Hurricane Ian and Other Disasters Are Becoming a Growing Source of Inequality
COMMENTARY | It's an issue even among the middle class, experts say.
'We've Never Seen a Flood Event Like This': Ian's Devastating Hit to Florida
Gov. Ron DeSantis described "historic" damage to parts of the state from the hurricane, which made landfall with winds around 150 mph and caused massive flooding.
Florida Insurers Temporarily Blocked from Dropping Policies as Hurricane Ian Slams State
The state's property insurance market was facing troubles before the storm.
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