Florida Gov. Rick Scott will be at Port Canaveral Tuesday morning to visit Fishlips Waterfront Bar & Grill, which was impacted by Hurricane Matthew with damage to their restaurant, as well as to their location at Jetty Park. […]
Following Governor Rick Scott’s trip to Washington D.C. this week where he met with Congress to express the urgent need for funding to combat the Zika virus, Governor Scott today is authorizing an additional $10 million in state funds to fight Zika. […]
For the fourth consecutive month, Florida’s unemployment stayed at 4.7 percent in August. However, according to a report issued by Gov. Rick Scott, the state still added jobs at a healthy pace, according to to a report released released Friday. […]
On Friday, Florida Governor Rick Scott provided updates on the impacts of Hurricane Hermine in Florida. Last night, Hurricane Hermine made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane near St. Marks, Florida. Governor Scott will be touring areas impacted by the storm today. […]
Governor Rick Scott announced on Monday that the Florida Department of Health (DOH) is investigating five new non-travel related cases of Zika. One of these cases is in Pinellas County and four cases are in the impacted area in Wynwood. […]
Governor Rick Scott appointed on Friday Satellite Police Chief Jeff Pearson to the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission for a 2-year term.
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Senator Marco Rubio, Florida Gov. Rick Scott and Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi will speak Wednesday night during the Republican National Convention. […]
I’d like to congratulate Assistant State Attorney Thomas (Tom) Brown on his appointment as County Judge by Governor Rick Scott earlier this week. […]
This month, Gov. Rick Scott announced that Florida has set a new record for tourist arriving in the state during the first quarter of 2016. 29.8 million visitors from January through March surpassed last years record of 28.5 million visitors. […]
OneWeb, which was founded by technology entrepreneur and former Google executive Greg Wyler, will design, build and launch an extensive network of small, low earth orbit satellites that will enable the delivery of internet services to every corner of the Earth at a low cost. […]
Local, state and federal agencies will continue to work together to find answers to the cause of this brown tide and to identify what can be done in the future to limit or avoid similar events and build on restoration efforts already underway. […]
Carlos Manuel Delgado of Brevard County was released from Columbia Correctional Institution in Lake City on Wednesday afternoon — 13 years, 4 months and 24 days before the end of his sentence. […]
