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Taxes · FloridaAs four bills aiming at property tax reform cleared one committee hurdle in Tallahassee, the debate over cutting property taxes in Florida has started heating up."This is a real discussion that is going to have to be had," Palm Beach County Deputy Administrator Todd Bonlarron said.Lawmakers contend that cities and counties in Florida have driven up property taxes by as much as $18 billion in the last three years."I'm not sure we've seen an $18 b…See the Story
Florida Lawmakers Look to Put 'Money Back in the Pockets of Floridians' with Property Tax Reform
49% Center coverage: 8 sources
Gun Laws · FloridaA bill seeking to repeal portions of post-Parkland legislation and lower the minimum age to buy a gun from 21 to 18 is heading to the House floor. The House Judiciary Committee voted 13-7 to advance HB 133, which would change the 2018 law raising the minimum wage to 21. The Legislature passed the measure after the Parkland school shooting, when a 19-year-old former student killed 17 students and staff with an AR-15 semiautomatic weapon on Valent…See the Story
Committee Advances Bill to Lower Gun Buying Age to 18, Moving It to House Floor
60% Center coverage: 5 sources
Technology · TallahasseeTech industry groups asked an appeals court to quickly hear arguments on whether a 2024 law designed to prevent kids from having access to some social-media sites violates the First Amendment.See the Story
Tech Industry Groups Seek to Speed up Ruling on Florida’s Social Media Law
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