
Evan Axelbank
Journalist at WTVT-TV (Tampa, FL)
Journalist at @fox13news. NYM NYR NYG. History reader. Seinfeld watcher. Fmr WPTV WROC N10N. Ithaca College. NYC born/raised. Host of @AxelbankHistory
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1 week ago |
fox13news.com | Evan Axelbank
Governor Ron DeSantis touts the Hope Florida program as conservative public assistance reform. It’s facing new heat from legislators who want to know where its money is and who it is helping. And this all comes as First Lady Casey DeSantis is considering a run for governor herself. The backstory: Casey DeSantis frequently travels the state holding press conferences touting Hope Florida's mission and success.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Evan Axelbank
The BriefGovernor Ron DeSantis is pushing for the Hope Florida program to be codified by the Florida Legislature. State legislatures are pushing back, saying the governor and his wife are not transparent with the money the program spends. The DeSantis’ maintain Hope Florida is privately funded. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Governor Ron DeSantis touts the Hope Florida program as conservative public assistance reform.
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2 weeks ago |
fox13news.com | Evan Axelbank
Victims of violent crime have a new place to turn to for help. The Hillsborough County state attorney's office is unveiling an online toolkit to help victims navigate the court process during the most difficult time of their lives. Sparkle Negron can hardly count the number of times she has had to gather strength to walk into court.
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3 weeks ago |
fox13news.com | Evan Axelbank
Just one day before they ask St. Petersburg City Council for $22.7 million to rebuild the roof of Tropicana Field, city staffers showed the damaged MLB stadium during a walk-through of the facility. "We're contractually obligated to make it playable for Major League Baseball," said Beth Herendeen, the manager of special projects for the City of St. Pete, "and we have to meet Major League Baseball standards." RELATED: Rays St. Pete stadium deadline passes. What’s next?
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4 weeks ago |
fox13news.com | Evan Axelbank
Could shopping get cheaper in Florida? State leaders are discussing cutting sales taxes, which are currently 6%. The state house speaker wants to lower it by three-quarters of a percent, hoping to save shoppers $5 billion a year. What they're saying: "This will not be a temporary measure, a stunt or a tax holiday. This will be a permanent recurring tax reduction." said Speaker Daniel Perez (R-Miami). Florida Speaker of the House Daniel Perez speaking on the proposal to cut sales taxes in Florida.
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