State dumps abuse investigation agency
A nonprofit company hired to help clear an enormous backlog of child abuse cases is stripped of its contracts following allegations of shoddy work.
Bush visit marks return of favor
The president will be in Pinellas today in part to help the re-election bid of his brother, Gov. Jeb Bush.
In midst of tax klatch, a defection
As Senate President John McKay tallies votes, colleague Jim King drops a bomb: "No, I just can't do this."
Chambers differ on oversight details
If the House and Senate can't agree on what falls to the chief financial officer, the courts might decide.
State's newspapers condemn efforts to dim Sunshine Law
TALLAHASSEE -- Florida newspapers are uniting to call attention to a record number of bills state lawmakers are considering to limit the public's access to government records and meetings.
Mattress may cure major nursing home headache
The mattress, along with a treatment system, promises to reduce bedsores and the homes' liabilities.
Legislature in brief
Today is the 46th day of the 60-day session.