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Under Florida law and court rulings, most felons — except those convicted of murder or sexual offenses — can register and vote after they completed their prison terms and no longer owe any unpaid fines or court fees.
Former felons should be treated like any other Florida voters, but that isn’t the political reality in our state.
Your day is better when you start it with a first read on what's happening in Florida politics.
Michael Ryals and Daniel Drotos are charged with racketeering, scheme to defraud/organized fraud and theft of trade secrets.
Public House and Garden in Ferndale set to reopen Dec. 21 with a new menu and separate vegan kitchen.