Providing pathways for greater opportunity

As labor and delivery units shutter across the state, the Florida Legislature has created a potential — and controversial — solution.

Delivery Shift

As labor and delivery units shutter across the state, the Florida Legislature has created a potential — and controversial — solution.

Former president, University of South Florida; former chair, Florida offices of Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney; former president and CEO, Fowler White Boggs; age 76

Florida Icon: Rhea Law

Former president, University of South Florida; former chair, Florida offices of Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney; former president and CEO, Fowler White Boggs; age 76

A strategic plan for driving expansion and eminence

Joan Marie Godoy’s Miami-based venture helps nonprofits and their leaders magnify their influence through coaching, coalition building, community engagement and more.

Amplifying Impact

Joan Marie Godoy’s Miami-based venture helps nonprofits and their leaders magnify their influence through coaching, coalition building, community engagement and more.

In the SpaceX Age, Florida faces an adjustment.

Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On

In the SpaceX Age, Florida faces an adjustment.

University of Florida distinguished professor emeritus of archaeology; St. Augustine; age 77

Florida Icon: Kathleen Deagan

University of Florida distinguished professor emeritus of archaeology; St. Augustine; age 77

OneSixOne backs companies at the earliest stage — connecting founders with mentors and potential investors through carefully curated events.

Early Believers

OneSixOne backs companies at the earliest stage — connecting founders with mentors and potential investors through carefully curated events.

A tiny island, a two-decade court fight and the cost to taxpayers of limiting property rights.

Is Shands Key?

A tiny island, a two-decade court fight and the cost to taxpayers of limiting property rights.

Heart disease is a killer — the deadliest killer there is. It’s the leading cause of death for Floridians, including men, women and people of most racial and ethnic groups. It kills nearly 50,000 people in this state every year.

The Heart of the Matter

Heart disease is a killer — the deadliest killer there is. It’s the leading cause of death for Floridians, including men, women and people of most racial and ethnic groups. It kills nearly 50,000 people in this state every year.

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Power companies and consumers clash on rate hikes