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1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Emily Mahoney |Max Chesnes

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1 week ago | swoknews.com | Emily Mahoney |Max Chesnes

TAMPA, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis said Wednesday he would sign a bill into law to prohibit doing exactly what his administration had proposed last year: building golf courses, hotels and other destructive amenities on state park land.

1 week ago | tampabay.com | Emily Mahoney

Lawmakers ended their regularly scheduled legislative session in Tallahassee on Friday, and among the graveyard of dead bills was a proposal that would have curbed the profits utility companies make through raising Floridians’ electricity rates. But unlike many of those other proposals that failed to pass, this one didn’t die at the last minute. Senate Bill 354 was killed early on, according to its sponsor, by behind-the-scenes lobbying by the state’s powerful utilities. “Dead as a doornail,” Sen.

1 week ago | centrotampabay.com | Emily Mahoney

Los legisladores concluyeron su sesión legislativa programada regularmente en Tallahassee el viernes, y entre el montón de proyectos de ley muertos, se encontraba una propuesta que habría limitado las ganancias que las compañías de servicios públicos obtienen al aumentar las tarifas de electricidad de los floridanos. Pero, a diferencia de muchas de esas otras propuestas que no lograron pasar, esta no murió en el último minuto.

1 week ago | flcourier.com | Emily Mahoney |Bethany Barnes |Christopher O’Donnell |Chris Tisch

CLEARWATER — One person died and several passengers were injured Sunday night, April 27, after an aquatic hit-and-run crash slammed the Clear-water Ferry, a public water taxi touted for its convenience and safety, into a sandbar near the Memorial Causeway bridge. Clearwater officials announced three hours after the collision that the driver who they said fled the scene had been found by a partnering law enforcement agency.