This week’s biggest Winners & Losers
This week’s biggest Winners & Losers
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Politics
In the dark? With private talk, Tallahassee mayor, city commissioner may have broken Florida’s ‘Sunshine Law,’ fellow official says
Possible ‘secret meeting’ at issue, with millions of public dollars at stake in controversial request from politically connected developer.
Politics
Like father, like son? As possibility of Matt Gaetz for Florida governor builds, Don Gaetz eyes return to state Senate
The pair's respective political heft could create a Gaetz ‘dream team’ in the governor’s mansion and at the state Capitol.
Politics
Five things to know about future Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez
The Miami-Dade state representative will be formally designated for the top leadership position in a Monday morning ceremony.
Politics
FDLE: Miami city commissioner charged with money laundering, official misconduct and more
The charges stem from various alleged schemes by Diaz de la Portilla and his attorney, including campaign contributions they received for his brother that went unreported and personal expenditures Diaz de la Portilla made using contributions.
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Policy
Shutdown looms despite House GOP claims of progress toward spending plan
Confidence in a new short-term funding proposal was short-lived on Thursday.
Policy
Richard Corcoran makes pitch for New College of Florida presidency
He's one of three finalists vying for the top job at the Sarasota liberal-arts school, which has undergone a controversial overhaul in recent months.
Policy
Florida will soon have a new state Emergency Operations Center
The new facility in Tallahassee will provide space for up to 1,000 people.
Policy
School book battles continue in Florida
At issue: Did a local school board violate First Amendment and equal-protection rights in removing 10 books from school-library shelves and restricting access to more than 150 others?
PersonalityShow All
Personality
The legal woes of Miami's elected officials continue to mount
The city's leaders are embroiled in a cavalcade of legal crises.
Personality
Read Florida House Speaker-designate Daniel Perez's acceptance speech
'The problem with government isn’t just that it does too much, but that we aren’t very good at doing the things that really matter,' he said.
Personality
Miami now has a banned books club founded by a 16-year-old
One of the unintended consequences of banning books is sometimes it can make people want to read them more.
Winners & Losers
This week’s biggest Winners & Losers
Who’s up and who’s down in the Sunshine State?
Power ListsShow All
Power List
Above & Beyond
Honoring Women in Government and Public Service.
Power List
The Florida Construction Power 100
The contractors, advocates and government officials building a better state.
Power List
The South Florida Power 100
The political players in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
Power List
The Florida Women Power 100
The most influential women in Florida politics and government.
OpinionShow All
Opinion
'Is this Steve Schale? Hi, this is Lucy Morgan'
A veteran political consultant remembers the late St. Petersburg Times capital bureau chief.
Opinion
Your view: Here are some basic guidelines for submitting op-eds, letters to the editor
City & State Florida welcomes proposed opinion articles for publication online.
Opinion
Bill Cotterell: Impeachment overkill is catching on in Washington
Lately, the desire to get even has cheapened what should be a grave, historic process reserved for truly evil or incompetent public officers, our Capitol Columnist writes.
Opinion
Bill Cotterell: Redistricting case matters far beyond Florida
The stakes in Florida’s congressional redistricting litigation couldn’t be higher, our Capitol Columnist writes.
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