Choosing the president of the United States by the popular vote, rather than by the Electoral College, is chief among the election reform proposals that U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson is scheduled to outline tomorrow morning in Tallahassee.
In a speech scheduled for 9:30 a.m. before the Florida Senate, Nelson, the state’s top elected Democrat, also will […]

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Senators who oversee health and human services spending slogged through dozens of proposed budget cuts Wednesday, including eliminating the Medically Needy program to about 16,000 people, most of them transplant recipients or victims of catastrophic illnesses as of Nov. 1. (As of that date, only children and pregnant women would be eligible under the program). […]

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“Faith based programs are at risk in this state”
A constitutional amendment that would prevent the state from “barring” religious groups from receiving tax dollars was approved for the November ballot this afternoon by the state Taxation and Budget Reform … via Palm Beach Post

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Little did Theo Grimes from Miami Gardens know that when he stepped out of the shower he would come face to face with Jesus. Well, it was the image of Jesus on his bathroom wall, but that was still a creepy sight. Just imagine, you’re toweling off and next thing you know. Jesus’ visage is […]

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Here is Francoise, whose parents own Focaccia Rustica, making a special deliver of curry chicken soup. She’s on spring break this week. When she pops into a gallery, she likes to make some art before she heads back to the restaurant.Photo by AnnaMaria Windisch-Hunt

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More effective teaching in high schools will get its biggest boost from a variety of high-quality assessments of student learning, according to the Alliance for Excellent Education.

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