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Disney's lawsuit, a drag queen rally and Gov. Ron DeSantis' big trip abroad all stole headlines in Tallahassee this week as the year's legislative session prepares to enter its final few days.
State legislators are considering two bills that would preempt local governments from having say in saving historical structures, and the legislation could have profound impacts on preserving local architectural history
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A pair of related bills rapidly advancing through the Florida Legislature would eviscerate protections for historic buildings and districts in coastal areas across the state, allowing property owners and developers to bypass local regulations and bulldoze and redevelop much of Miami Beach, among many other places.
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley, a former South Carolina governor, has invited Walt Disney World to relocate to her state as the company continues to feud with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, a potential 2024 hopeful.