Conversations: Florida Lawmakers Look To Clean Up Troubled Waterways
• Among the first bills approved this legislative session addresses Florida’s troubled waterways.
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• Among the first bills approved this legislative session addresses Florida’s troubled waterways.
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• A collection of environmental groups are calling on Gov. Rick Scott to veto legislation approved this week aimed at rescuing Florida’s troubled waterways.
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• 2016 is a big year for national and state politics as the presidential election looms. But there’s also a lot going on in city politics and cities are also reacting to profound changes – whether it’s changing demographics, new building or transportation going in. We’ll check in with two Central Florida cities that are riding a wave of change
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• Lawmakers are poised to approve a major water bill as early as this week.
The bill to help Florida’s troubled waterways failed last year when the Legislature collapsed.
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• Pretty soon lawmakers will flock back to Tallahassee to tackle open carry legislation, gambling, tax cuts and of course the state budget. What are some of the challenges for Governor Rick Scott and lawmakers as they look to pass a budget and what will lawmakers focus on for the 90 day session? And a closer look at one of the big issues for 2016: gambling in the sunshine state.
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• The Florida Supreme Court is ordering the Legislature to redraw eight congressional districts in a decision that stands to recast nearly every district in the state.
Singled out in the high court’s decision Thursday is Rep. Corrine Brown’s district, which snakes from Jacksonville to Orlando.
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• In a late night budget deal Monday, Florida lawmakers set aside $15 million for the development of UCF Downtown. UCF officials say their downtown campus is still on track, despite receiving only a quarter of the money it asked for from the state legislature.
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