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March 28, 2019 By FLFAF

NFL Media To Robert Kraft: Florida’s Sunshine Law Applies To You, Too

March 28, 2019 By FLFAF

Florida close to blocking access to footage of mass killings

March 28, 2019 By FLFAF

No weapon found, but Hillsborough deputy said ‘drop the gun’ before shooting teen

Court rules NextEra’s bid for JEA is public record

Jacksonville Daily Record by Mike Mendenhall August 11, 2020 Florida 4th Judicial Circuit Judge Virginia Norton issued a ruling Aug. 10 that NextEra Energy Inc.’s proposed purchase price for JEA … Keep reading

FHSAA reverses decision, plans to livestream Friday’s meeting

Palm Beach Post by Adam Fisher Pensacola News Journal August 10, 2020 Following pressure from the public, media and its own board of directors, the Florida High School Athletic Association has … Keep reading

POPE’S VIEW | Keep public comment closer in ‘real time’ to government actions

The St. Augustine Record by Margo Pope July 25, 2020 When the St. Augustine City Commission meets on Monday, its new pandemic-initiated public comment rules face their first test. The new … Keep reading

Florida mistake on child COVID-19 rate raises question: Can Florida’s numbers be trusted?

South Florida Sun-Sentinel by David Fleshler July 25, 2020 An error by the Florida Department of Health produced a COVID-19 positivity rate for children of nearly one-third, a stunning figure … Keep reading

Judge rules Marsy’s Law does not apply to police officers on duty in Tony McDade case

Tallahassee Democrat by Jeff Burlew July 24, 2020 A Leon Circuit judge ruled today that the Tallahassee police officer who shot and killed Tony McDade is not protected under Marsy’s Law, … Keep reading

NFL Media To Robert Kraft: Florida’s Sunshine Law Applies To You, Too

Florida close to blocking access to footage of mass killings

No weapon found, but Hillsborough deputy said ‘drop the gun’ before shooting teen

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