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Employ Florida, a job search website that unemployment benefit applicants are required to use, has been taken offline after a cyberattack against its software vendor.

Some Bay Area parents say a new partnership between Girl Scouts and DoorDash isn’t fair...

The long-awaited exterior cleaning of the Ralph D. Turlington Florida Education Center in Tallahassee has begun.

CIO Jamie Grant suggested the team was entering the home stretch.

The Legislatures frantic 3-month burst of work — New name surfaces in Gaetz probe — Ayala signals House run — Gimenez, Salazar break with GOP on Jan. 6 riot Presented by No Casinos, Inc. Hello and welcome to Thursday. Waiting to exhale — It may be weeks — probably months — before the true effect of the last three months in Tallahassee are really known. As the Republican-controlled Florida Legislature — at the urging of Gov. Ron DeSantis — passed measure after measure ranging fr...

Senate President Wilton Simpson made the announcement, but it’s not clear if other parts of state government will follow a health advisory by Floridas surgeon general to reopen as the pandemic continues. After nearly 14 months of being closed to the public, the Florida Capitol will reopen this week ahead of a special legislative session on gambling. Senate President Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, made the announcement Monday, but it’s not clear if other parts of state government will follow a pu...

Florida Capitol set to open after 14 months of being closed Florida’s surgeon general wants government agencies that closed their doors during the COVID-19 pandemic to reopen. But it’s not clear that government agencies are following the advisory.     The Florida Capitol is normally bustling with lobbyists and visitors, but its been mostly empty with COVID-19 safety protocols in place. It opens again to the public on Friday. By Christine Sexton Updated 5 hours ago TALLAHASSEE â...

After nearly 14 months of being closed to the public, the Florida Capitol will reopen this week ahead of a special legislative session on gambling.

Florida Capitol set to reopen to public Friday after closing nearly 14 months ago Christine Sexton TALLAHASSEE — After nearly 14 months of being closed to the public, the Florida Capitol will reopen this week ahead of a special legislative session on gambling. Senate President Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, made the announcement Monday, but it’s not clear if other parts of state government will follow a public-health advisory by Florida Surgeon General Scott Rivkees to open back up as the COVID-...

Closed for 14 months, Florida Capitol set to reopen to the public Published: May 4, 2021 1:23 PM EDT Recommended After nearly 14 months of being closed to the public, the Florida Capitol will reopen this week ahead of a special legislative session on gambling. Senate President Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, made the announcement Monday, but it’s not clear if other parts of state government will follow a public-health advisory by Florida Surgeon General Scott Rivkees to open back up as the COVID-19...