Alexandra Glorioso

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration spent at least $36.2 million in public funds, including for Florida’s vulnerable, to defeat abortion, marijuana amendments.

A Leon County grand jury heard testimony about millions steered from a Florida Medicaid settlement to the Hope Florida Foundation and linked donations to political committees.

A Medicaid settlement in Florida sends $10M to Hope Florida Foundation, triggering legal and political investigations into fund allocations.

The Hope Florida Foundation’s $10M transfer is under scrutiny, risking its 501(c)(3) status, taxes and charity credibility amidst legal concerns.

Former prosecutors highlight possible federal crimes in Florida’s Hope saga, from Medicaid fund misuse to money laundering involving $10M.

As Hope Florida links Medicaid contracts to service reductions, critics question the program’s track record, costs, and its real impact in Florida.

Real estate attorneys influenced a law after Champlain Towers South collapsed in ways that hurt condo owners and benefited developers.

Florida voters are weighing Amendment 3 to legalize recreational marijuana, which is already being sold online and in Florida smoke shops.

Parker Collier misrepresented the contamination of the Green Heart of the Everglades land while selling it in 2020, former employee claims.

By allowing insurers to outsource Medicaid decisions to a profit-hungry middleman, therapists and children say Florida’s left them with no say over vital medical care.

Three weeks ago, the week before the Florida 2022 legislative session began, a reporter-friend from D.C. reached out to me with a story. The private contractor that solely administers Florida’s Medicaid program for its sickest low-income children had stopped paying its bills. Now hundreds, potentially thousands, of chi

Nothing can prepare you for the immense number of complicated, sometimes life-or-death decisions the disease forces you to make about your own treatment.

Pauline Grant had sued the hospital district after being fired over kickback allegations

District faces charges of obstruction as it labors to meet terms of $70M Justice Department settlement

'I feel an immense sadness that at this time I am no longer able to do this work for you in the Senate,' she wrote.

A 64-year-old medical disability examiner is suing Florida over an alleged 2014 sexual assault she says Scott ignored for years.

The case will be heard in a federal administrative court, without a jury on Jan. 14 in Tampa.

The holdings may raise questions about the independence of Gov. Rick Scott’s trust.

This is what it’s like to go from journalist to patient.

Sunshine State voters over 50 have strong opinions about President Trump, the economy and the other political party.