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As the 2024 hurricane season begins in Florida, nearly 200,000 property owner claims have been closed without payment just from that single storm.

Data showed contamination from a firefighter college reached Lowell Correctional Institute. State officials did nothing for months.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A Canadian company has been paid $45 million by Florida to transport migrants out of state and provide disaster recovery services while defending itself in court against accusations of insurance fraud involving storm clean-up efforts. ARS Global signed a contract with the Department of Emergency Management in May to provide migrant relocation services, six months after ...

Bills reauthorizing the My Safe Florida Home program would only allow low- and moderate-income households to apply for 60 days after July 1.

Looks like the free money party is over for many Florida households. The popular My Safe Florida Home program is expected to resume taking applications on July 1, but many homeowners might find it more difficult to secure grants of up to $10,000 for such improvements as hardening windows and doors and replacing roofs to improve water and uplift resistance. Following a year of awarding nearly ...

TALLAHASSEE — As Gov. Ron DeSantis led Florida’s charge against “woke” investing in recent years, the state’s chief financial officer has positioned himself as a loyal soldier. CFO Jimmy Patronis has raged on X, formerly Twitter, about companies’ policies to consider environmental, social and corporate governance factors. Like DeSantis, most of that ire has been directed at the investment ...

As Gov. Ron DeSantis led Florida’s charge against “woke” investing in recent years, the state’s chief financial officer has positioned himself as a loyal soldier.

While divesting state money, he owned about $75,000 in a BlackRock-managed fund.

One year ago, three independent claims adjusters stood before the Florida House Commerce Committee and charged that several insurance companies had

One year ago, three independent claims adjusters stood before the Florida House Commerce Committee and charged that several insurance companies had