Ruling certifies a federal class action against the state, which is nearly dead-last in the nation when it comes to timely inspections of nursing homes and rehab facilities.

What’s described as technical modifications by the Scott administration could result in major changes to future waterfront and other development, a critic says.

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They bring decades of perspective, signs calling him an “incompetent tyrant” and rollators when necessary, and still make it back to their independent living community in time for dinner.

Another case of the Scott administration leasing space from private landlords despite a plethora of underutilized city-owned property.