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Critics rip DeSantis campaign-style events on taxpayer dime - Vimarsana News

Critics rip DeSantis campaign-style events on taxpayer dime

Political analysts have said for months that the events blur the line between DeSantis' official duties and campaigning.

Florida officials withhold records about toll 'black list' system - Vimarsana News

Florida officials withhold records about toll 'black list' system

The state Department of Transportation has refused to answer basic questions about a car tracking system used on toll roads.

Florida officials withhold records about toll 'black list' system - Vimarsana News

Florida officials withhold records about toll 'black list' system

The state Department of Transportation has refused to answer basic questions about a car tracking system used on toll roads.

First Amendment Foundation President Wins Susan Spencer-Wendel Lifetime Achievement Award - Vimarsana News

First Amendment Foundation President Wins Susan Spencer-Wendel Lifetime Achievement Award

Barbara Petersen, founding president of Florida’s First Amendment Foundation who is retiring after 25 years leading the organization, received the Susan Spencer-Wendel Award for Lifetime Achievement Monday for her contributions in support of a free press and Floridians’ right to have access to their government.Spencer-Wendel was a longtime Palm Beach Post courts reporter who

Right to publish: Withheld identity of deputy involved in fatal shooting revealed - Vimarsana News

Right to publish: Withheld identity of deputy involved in fatal shooting revealed

That practice has sparked a legal challenge involving the identity of two police officers in Tallahassee that is now before the Florida Supreme Court.

Source: usf.edu