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Florida citrus woes persist despite a slight uptick for oranges - Vimarsana News

Florida citrus woes persist despite a slight uptick for oranges

With one leader saying it is on the "brink of disaster," Florida's citrus industry is nearing the end of the 2023-2024 growing season showing relatively little growth from the previous hurricane-marred season.

Source: wuwf.org
The political committee for incoming Florida Senate President Ben Albritton collects $195,000 - Vimarsana News

The political committee for incoming Florida Senate President Ben Albritton collects $195,000

A political committee led by Wauchula Republican Ben Albritton raised $195,000 during the first three months of 2024.

Source: wmnf.org
Facing South Florida for Feb. 25: 2024 Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

Facing South Florida for Feb. 25: 2024 Legislative Session

Jim DeFede speaks to the incoming Senate President and the incoming minority leader about the legislature moving away from divisive issues and why that might be happening.

Florida Senate, House face budget difference for $115 billion on funding prisons, healthcare, grants - Vimarsana News

Florida Senate, House face budget difference for $115 billion on funding prisons, healthcare, grants

With differences on issues such as funding prisons, a health-care plan, and home-hardening grants, Senate and House budget committees on Wednesday approved spending plans that top $115 billion.

Source: yahoo.com
Passing a balanced budget is the one thing Florida lawmakers must do. Now they're one step closer - Vimarsana News

Passing a balanced budget is the one thing Florida lawmakers must do. Now they're one step closer

With differences on issues such as funding prisons, a health-care plan and home-hardening grants, Senate and House budget committees on Wednesday approved spending plans that top $115 billion.

Source: wfsu.org