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Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoes funding to Florida public broadcasters
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed nearly $6 million in funding to the state’s public broadcasters Monday. The legislature passed a budget last month that provided funding of $370,400 for each public television station and $100,000 for each public radio station. The total funding cut was $5,744,811.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law a long-awaited state budget Monday just hours before it would take effect, vetoing $567 ...
The big story: School districts and other organizations that serve children continued to assess the impact of the Trump ...
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A federal appeals court ruled against a transgender public school teacher who wanted to tell students her preferred pronouns.
The $200 million had been swept from the corridor acquisition money by state lawmakers before a line-item veto reversed that ...
Florida’s River of Grass is no place for a prison,” wrote the Florida Democrats in Congress in their letter to the governor.
The veto halts plans to open the dam to restore the Oklawaha River and push freshwater into the St. Johns River.
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