Tag: policy changes

GOP challenger Michael Carbonara quickly amassed almost $1 million after launching his campaign to unseat U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz. Using forward-thinking technology, he said he’s proving Florida voters have…

The University of Arkansas at Fort Smith is partnering with the Wounded Warrior Project on an event set for Oct. 20 designed to help connect veterans, active-duty members, and families…

Does Winter Park stay, or does it go? It stays. Orange County Commissioners voted 5-2 Tuesday night on a new district map that keeps Winter Park in District 5 with…

The Jacksonville City Council isn’t giving the green light to more legal autonomy for the Duval County School Board. By an 8-9 vote, the legislative branch rejected a resolution to…

State, local, and Owens Corning officials gathered Tuesday (Oct. 14) in Russellville for the grand opening of the company’s new Foamular NGX manufacturing plant in the Pope County city. Announced…

America’s farm sector has been devastated by ongoing trade wars with countries such as China, low commodity prices, foreign competition for markets, higher input costs, weather and other factors. The…

State Rep. Jack Ladyman, R-Jonesboro, will seek a seventh term in the Arkansas House of Representatives. Ladyman, who represents District 32, said he’s got more work to do in the…

The Florida Chamber of Commerce will join chambers across the country Wednesday in recognizing National Support Your Local Chamber of Commerce Day, a nationwide celebration of the organizations that advocate…

Last Call – A prime-time read of what’s going down in Florida politics. First Shot The Florida Chamber of Commerce will join chambers across the country on Wednesday to recognize…

When asked whether President Donald Trump would invoke the Insurrection Act, Vice President JD Vance said Trump is “looking at all his options.” The decision would allow Trump to deploy…