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Democrats accused Gov. Rick Scott of bullying the supervisor of elections in Monroe County on Wednesday, the latest salvo in the high-stakes battle over early voting in the November elections
School of Architecture Rodner Wright as the new interim provost and vice president for Academic Affairs.
Black American elected officials in South Florida – local and state
federal health care overhaul threatens to end home visitation programs for 500 at-risk families and lead to 80 employees losing their jobs statewide.
FCAT testing in an ad on television, and Governor Scott is doing the talking. Some think that this is a campaign ad designed to improve Scott’s image, and others think he is getting on a train that has already left the station
Florida education officials did not properly carry out part of a 2011 law that has fueled a long-running controversy about linking teacher performance and pay
For the second time in little more than a month, a state judge has found that the Department of Juvenile Justice improperly carried out a law that requires counties to help pay juvenile-detention costs.
Florida Gov. Charlie Crist on Sunday (Aug. 26, 2012) urged voters to support President Barack Obama
The newly elected President of the 1000+ Club to Benefit Cancer, Inc., Dr. Wilhelmena Mack brings an impressive array of organizational and management skills to the non-profit best known for its annual Women of the Year