Policy
Policy
Senate to advance short-term funding measure as shutdown deadline nears
But the House is continuing to pursue deep cuts to spending that stand no chance across Capitol Hill or in the White House.
Politics
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.
Policy
Policy
Florida Atlantic University interim president gets backing to be offered job
Stacy Volnick was FAU’s chief operating officer and VP for administrative affairs before accepting the interim presidency.
Politics
Politics
Five things to know about the second Republican presidential debate
Trump, by the way, will again be a no-show.
First Read
First Read
Gun rights group demands return to open carry in Florida
If the state doesn’t bring back open carry, the group will 'explore all legal options to force … Florida to comply with the Second Amendment.'
Policy
Policy
What does it take to end a government shutdown?
The end of past budget impasses have often played out as calculations of policy goals versus the political pain needed to achieve them, but when the goal is unclear how do you know who wins?
Politics
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.
Opinion
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.
Policy
Policy
North Florida sheriff says his county is being ‘inundated’ by bears
'We have a much larger bear population because we've been protecting bears for so long,' Franklin County Sheriff A.J. Smith said.
Policy
Policy
Bottoms up: Florida liquor license drawing to be held
The quota liquor license is highly sought after and can be quite lucrative.
Policy
Policy
Florida gambling regulators target fantasy sports firms
The Florida Gaming Control Commission’s crackdown places season-long fantasy sports games in the crosshairs, just as the football season picks up.
Policy
Policy
New College of Florida: What does making it the “Hillsdale of the South” really mean?
Michigan’s Hillsdale College, Gov. Ron DeSantis’ model in his Florida higher ed revamp, promotes political perspective at heart of the modern conservative worldview.
Podcast
Podcast
Episode 59: Honoring Women at the Above & Beyond CSFL Awards
The Deeper Dive with Dara Kam podcast takes you into the room where City & State Florida hosted its inaugural Above & Beyond awards honoring women in government and public service!
First Read
First Read
Tallahassee mayor denies he violated state's open meeting law
'...There are no Sunshine (Law) violations. None,' John Dailey said.
Policy
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.
Opinion
Opinion
'Is this Steve Schale? Hi, this is Lucy Morgan'
A veteran political consultant remembers the late St. Petersburg Times capital bureau chief.
Policy
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.
Opinion
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.
Politics
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.
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