Ken Griffin, Steve Ross Team Up to Lure More CEOs to Florida February 6, 2026 By Anna J. Kaiser Ken Griffin and Stephen Ross, who are among the highest-profile billionaires to move to South Florida during the pandemic, are...
Forever Chemicals Quietly Contaminate Drinking Water Wells February 5, 2026 By Michael Phillis and Helen Wieffering Kristen Hanneman made a small decision in 2022 that would upend life for her entire town. State scientists were checking...
17 Former NC State Athletes Join Lawsuit Alleging Abuse by Former Trainer February 5, 2026 By Aaron Beard Seventeen additional former N.C. State male athletes have joined a state lawsuit alleging sexual abuse under the guise of treatment...
Two SE Commissioners Warn Insurers About Claims Denials, Policy Cancellations February 5, 2026 Two Southeastern states’ insurance commissioners this week posted sternly worded bulletins, warning property insurers about improper policy cancellations and claims...
Florida Senate President Says No Major Insurance Changes This Year February 5, 2026 By William Rabb Three weeks into the 2026 Florida legislative session, with bill deadlines approaching, Florida Senate President Ben Albritton said Wednesday he...
Former Ole Miss Standout Player Convicted in $194M Medicare, CHAMPVA Fraud February 4, 2026 A former standout tight end for the Ole Miss Rebels, who briefly played in the NFL, faces more than 20...
Recreational Weed and Other Citizen Initiatives Fail to Qualify for Ballot in Florida February 4, 2026 A proposed amendment to Florida’s constitution that would allow recreational marijuana use for adults is one of 22 citizen initiatives...
New Association Wants Florida to Become a Major Domicile for Captives February 4, 2026 By William Rabb It’s probably too late for the 2026 legislative session, but by this time next year, a newly formed Florida group...
Florida Appeals Court Blocks Punitive Damages Claim in Car-Sharing Crash Case February 3, 2026 By William Rabb Plaintiffs claiming punitive damages in lawsuits must meet a high bar, a Florida appeals court found in overturning a trial...
Florida Cold Damages Citrus Crop, Strains Power Supplies February 3, 2026 By Brian K. Sullivan and Ilena Peng Florida endured another day of bitter cold that damaged the state’s citrus crop and prompted a local utility to ask...