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Florida ranks in top 5 states for business-friendly tax policies

The Tax Foundation s 2023 State Business Tax Climate Index ranks all 50 states on how well their respective tax systems encourage economic growth.

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Florida Democrats get aggressive at annual gala with focus on DeSantis

The Miami Beach event was billed as the launch for a reenergized state party.

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Florida universities see faculty resignations spike amid new state laws

A roundup of Florida education news from around the state

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Florida assessment scores show Treasure Coast students make progress over year

Statewide, about 33% of students in grades 3-10 began the year able to read on grade level. By the end of the year 50% were on or above grade level.

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