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A new study by the Commonwealth Fund shows why Florida's surgeon general is wrong to advise against children getting COVID shots, writes columnist Randy Schultz.

Your first look at Sunshine State politics and policy news.

Florida’s governor claims to have eliminated high-stakes schools test. He’s wrong, writes columnist Randy Schultz.

The governor's culture war agenda will obstruct efforts by business to nurture mutual understanding between the races.

Some people just seem to have dark forces swirling around them. Back in 1963, Nebraska native August 'Augie” Holmquist seemed to have it made, with the whole world ahead of him and a bright future over the horizon. An intensely gifted athlete, he could play several different sports, and he played them very well. When

Unceasing vitriol from parents and Republicans legislators is driving out school board members and teachers, writes columnist Randy Schultz.

By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostA judge has denied the request of a St. Joseph at-large city council candidate to throw out certain ballots cast in the municipal primary election, which could lead to a recount that could certify him as winning the seat outright.Kenton Randolph fell just short of the total needed to win the seat and had challenged the results, arguing that ballots cast February 8th that had no at-large candidate selected be tossed, which could provide him the margin needed to win t...

Candidate Kenton Randolph believes he may have received enough votes in the Feb. 8 primary election to bypass the April general election and automatically win a seat on the next

By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post Two candidates are guaranteed a spot on the St. Joseph City Council after receiving a majority of votes in Tuesday's primary election. Randy Schultz won at at-large seat on the council. Schultz says it was a little bit of a shock to find out he had won. "Cause I mean, there was nine really good candidates out there, which we were lucky to have nine people that stood up and wanted to run and the incumbents wanted to run again too," Schultz tells KFEQ/St...

By BRENT MARTINSt. Joseph PostRetired business executive John Josendale will face off against former St. Joseph City councilmember Gary Wilkinson for mayor in the April municipal elections. John Josendale/file photo Josendale received the most votes in the field of four for St. Joseph mayor in the city primary elections, receiving 2,998 votes or 38.46% of the vote. Wilkinson came in second with 1,706. Community Action Partnership Executive Director Whitney Lanning placed third with 1,565 votes. ...