Prosecutor considers moving trial of guards
In a county where prisons dominate the economy, nobody expected it would be easy to find impartial jurors for the trial of prison officers charged with murdering a death row inmate.
With budget healed, campaigning begins
TALLAHASSEE -- As state lawmakers applied a $1-billion tourniquet around a bleeding budget Thursday, the face of Florida's political future was plainly visible.
State cuts $1-billion
TALLAHASSEE -- Teens won't learn as much about the perils of smoking. Juvenile probation officers will have to monitor more kids. County school districts and health departments must get by with less help from the state.
