Anna Maria Island Sun by Joe Hendricks December 11, 2018 BRADENTON BEACH – The Sunshine Law lawsuit involving six former city board members is tentatively scheduled for trial on or around March 11. The trial date was established during a
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CNBC by Jillian D’Onfro December 11, 2018 It was Sundar Pichai’s turn in the congressional hot seat. Google’s CEO testified before the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday for 3.5 hours while lawmakers grilled him on a wide range of issues, including potential political
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Miami Herald by Carli Teproff December 10, 2018 Transcripts of witness interviews following the deadly massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland should be made public, according to a lawsuit filed Monday in Broward Circuit Court on behalf of the
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The Guardian by Erin Durkin in New York Times Time magazine has collectively named Jamal Khashoggi and other killed and imprisoned journalists as its “person of the year” for 2018. The magazine gave the title – which goes to the person they judge has
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StateScoop by Daniel Bevarly December 10, 2018 With legislatures and executive branch agencies considering laws and policies to protect data from cybercrime, it is important they distinguish between the type of information that needs protecting and that which is public. Or, that
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Tampa Bay Times by Lawrence Mower December 7, 2018 The author of a Pulitzer Prize-winning book about the Groveland Four said Thursday that Rick Scott and his Clemency Board should pardon the men, who were falsely accused of rape in Florida in 1949 and
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Palm Beach Post by Kimberly Miller December 6, 2018 Water managers Thursday defended the decision that allows sugarcane farming to continue on land slated for a reservoir amid criticism that late public notice given for a November vote was underhanded and “stinky.”
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The Gainesville Sun by Jim Saunders / The News Service of Florida December 4, 2018 TALLAHASSEE — In a First Amendment dispute that has drawn attention from a wide range of groups, Attorney General Pam Bondi’s office this week asked
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Bloomberg by Nablia Admed December 3, 2018 Florida’s pivotal role in U.S. presidential elections could become a potential obstacle in a deal to expand a newspaper empire. As Tribune Publishing Co., owner of Florida’s Sun Sentinel, considers offers for the business, one
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SunSentinel by Brittany Wallman, Megan O’Matz and Paula McMahon November 30, 2018 Immediately after 17 people were murdered inside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the school district launched a persistent effort to keep people from finding out what went wrong. For months, Broward schools delayed
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