Florida’s
Water managers narrowly approved a deal yesterday to pay more than a
billion dollars for a large swath of farmland to help restore the
everglades. But official’s risked losing the deal altogether by making
a counter offer. U.S. Sugar officials have insisted they’re not willing
to renegotiate. Trimmel Gomes has more…

Florida’s
Water managers narrowly approved a deal yesterday to pay more than a
billion dollars for a large swath of farmland to help restore the
everglades. But official’s risked losing the deal altogether by making
a counter offer. U.S. Sugar officials have insisted they’re not willing
to renegotiate. Trimmel Gomes has more…

Florida’s
Water managers narrowly approved a deal yesterday to pay more than a
billion dollars for a large swath of farmland to help restore the
everglades. But official’s risked losing the deal altogether by making
a counter offer. U.S. Sugar officials have insisted they’re not willing
to renegotiate. Trimmel Gomes has more…

As Water managers debate the 1.34 billion dollar US Sugar deal - opponents mount their last stand against the Everglades plan. Trimmel Gomes reports.

As Water managers debate the 1.34 billion dollar US Sugar deal - opponents mount their last stand against the Everglades plan. Trimmel Gomes reports.

Governor Charlie Crist signed contracts with state health care providers Tuesday launching his plan to offer affordable healthcare to Florida’s uninsured population. Trimmel Gomes reports.

Auto manufactures lost their fight in Tallahassee Tuesday in their attempt to keep a state commission from adopting tough emission standards for vehicles. Trimmel Gomes reports.

The debate continues Tuesday on whether Florida should adopt stricter auto emission standards similar to California’s. Environmentalists put on their very own car show at the Capital Monday to promote a vote for tougher standards. Trimmel Gomes reports.

Florida’s homebuilders blasted lending institutions Tuesday for misusing the 700-billion dollar federal bailout money, claiming banks are hoarding the money. Now bankers are calling for a time out from what they say are false accusations. Trimmel Gomes has more.

In light of current economic struggles and the international credit crunch Florida’s homebuilders say they don’t want a bailout…but a timeout. Trimmel Gomes has more.