This week’s biggest Winners & Losers
This week’s biggest Winners & Losers
PoliticsShow All
Politics
Florida Gov. DeSantis leans into anti-communism to jolt presidential campaign
The move is consistent with legislation he backed in recent sessions.
Politics
Miami city commission candidate fights in court to stay on November ballot
A hearing is scheduled in Miami-Dade County court to hear arguments and get a ruling before early voting begins in late October.
Politics
Five things to know about the second Republican presidential debate
Trump, by the way, will again be a no-show.
Politics
GOP states announce new voter roll systems. Are they as secure as ERIC?
An expert in elections administration and one of the founders of ERIC says the new systems could suffer from low data quality, high costs and inadequate security.
PolicyShow All
Policy
Congress averts shutdown with a 45-day stopgap funding bill
Lawmakers passed a bipartisan measure just hours before a funding lapse was set to furlough hundreds of thousands of federal employees.
Policy
Miami-Dade jails seemingly on track to avoid federal sanctions
The county manages six detention facilities and about 4,500 inmates a day on average, making it the seventh-largest in the nation.
Policy
Surfside officials give conditional OK to preserving Champlain memorial space
Opponents fought against the plan by the developer to place a loading dock on the same bordering street as the memorial park.
Policy
Biden administration begins cautioning feds to prepare for a shutdown
Degree of organization varies across government as agencies note a funding lapse could still be avoided.
PersonalityShow All
Winners & Losers
This week’s biggest Winners & Losers
Who’s up and who’s down in the Sunshine State?
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.
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
Commentary: It's too soon to regulate AI
While restrictions and export controls related to specific compute and hardware platforms are possible, it is virtually impossible to monitor and enforce how these computing platforms are actually used.
Opinion
Bill Cotterell: Term limits won’t solve the 'senioritis' in Washington
No matter how long they stay, we keep sending the same kind of people to Congress and the White House, our Capitol Columnist writes.
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.
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