by Travis Pillow - 12 hours ago
House and Senate leaders said they worked through the weekend to reach an agreement on budget allocations that would allow a formal conference to begin.
by AP - 13 hours ago
The proposals to be considered by the Board of Education on Tuesday would change the school grading calculation. They have been met with heavy opposition from superintendents, parents, and advocates for disabled students and English language learners.
by Florida Current Staff - 20 hours ago
This week Suwannee and St. Johns water management districts will make several joint presentations about North Florida water supplies, the hearing begins for the challenge to DEP's proposed water quality rules, and a Senate subcommittee will consider random drug testing of state employees.
by AP - 1 day ago
A judge has delayed the federal trial over the nation's worst offshore oil disaster by a week, saying Sunday that BP PLC was making some progress in settlement talks with a committee overseeing scores of lawsuits. The trial was to have begun Monday.
by Aggregation Desk - 3 days ago
Another department head calls it quits, Workforce Florida Inc. gets a new board member and Florida TaxWatch's CEO is appointed to a board while the group brings on three new staff members.
by Florida Current Staff - 3 days ago
This week the Senate approved its $70.7 billion version of the 2012-13 state budget, Sen. JD Alexander got an OK for the Florida Polytechnic University, and this year's effort to encourage oil exploration on state lands likely breathed its last.