Opinion

Matt Walsh
January 24, 2024

What an effective president does

Senate President Kathleen Passidomo took her term to confront two threatening issues: workforce housing and doctor shortages. Time will tell whether she will be a goat or a GOAT.

Opinion

Matt Walsh
December 28, 2023

Words for 2024

At the start of each year, we pick a word to live by. We asked others to give us their word for 2024. They all make persuasive cases.

Opinion

By AG Lafley
November 27, 2023

Sarasota businesses help with free programming at park

The Bay seeks to increase the number of businesses it partners with.

Opinion

Matt Walsh
October 6, 2023

Is Matt Gaetz really the bad guy?

Matt Gaetz’s outspokenness wouldn’t make it in a business. But his brazenness just may be the disruption that is needed in Washington. Finally.

Opinion

Matt Walsh
June 3, 2023

Legislature goes big and bold

It took 25 years to achieve the Holy Grails of tort reform and universal school choice. Florida will be better off because of both landmark laws.

Opinion

Matt Walsh
April 10, 2023

DeSantis’ weapon: The law

No Florida governor in the past 50 years has wielded as much power and used the law the way Gov. DeSantis has. It’s all about the ‘BHAGs.’

Opinion

Matt Walsh
March 27, 2023

Can Gov. DeSantis win the presidency? Should he try?

The more you read Gov. Ron DeSantis' book, the more convinced you become that it is his way of giving voters a quick-read of from where he came, his principles and that he wants to be in the White House.

Opinion

Matt Walsh
March 18, 2023

Our presidential contenders

Three Floridians want to be president. Timing and circumstances appear to be working against one. Another is up to his usual insults. The third has the courage, but does he have the will to bear it all?

Opinion

By Ashon Nesbitt
January 23, 2023

Housing affordability lingers in Gas Plant neighborhood project decision

St. Pete Mayor Ken Welch will be choosing from among four bidding entities to redevelop the Gas Plant site.

Opinion

Matt Walsh
January 5, 2023

Word of the year: Wake up, have hope

Our word for 2023 is "hope." We all must have hope — hope that our fellow Americans wake up to what is being done to them. History shows us the power of hope. It propels us to take action.

Opinion

Matt Walsh
December 15, 2022

Gov. DeSantis’ legacy will be property insurance

DeSantis has been the nation's leading crusader against woke-ism, but long after he is gone, his legacy in Florida will be whether he fixed the state’s property insurance disaster.

Opinion

By None
August 23, 2022

Point/Counterpoint: Will rent control solve housing crisis?

A tenants rights’ advocate argues that landlords have wrongly been granted the high ground in the debate.

Opinion

By Melinda Clarkson Isley | Guest
August 2, 2022

Letter to the Editor: New Fort Myers Chamber CEO has glaring conflict of interest

Lee County Commissioner Brian Hamman was recently named president and CEO of the Greater Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce.

Opinion

By Thomas P. Vartanian and William M. Isaac | Guest Columnists
June 30, 2022

Time to get smart about financial technology — and how to regulate the $10T market

Regulators ignore the crypto world at their peril, contend a pair of longtime prominent industry officials and executives.

Opinion

Matt Walsh
June 9, 2022

Insurance reform: 'Two steps forward, one step backward’

None of the combatants in the trenches of Florida’s property insurance crisis is celebrating the results of the special legislative session.

Opinion

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What an effective president does

Words for 2024

Sarasota businesses help with free programming at park

Is Matt Gaetz really the bad guy?

Legislature goes big and bold

DeSantis’ weapon: The law

Can Gov. DeSantis win the presidency? Should he try?

Our presidential contenders

Housing affordability lingers in Gas Plant neighborhood project decision

Word of the year: Wake up, have hope

Gov. DeSantis’ legacy will be property insurance

Point/Counterpoint: Will rent control solve housing crisis?

Letter to the Editor: New Fort Myers Chamber CEO has glaring conflict of interest

Time to get smart about financial technology — and how to regulate the $10T market

Insurance reform: 'Two steps forward, one step backward’

57 jobs cut at Polk County manufacturing plant

Unlicensed contractor imprisoned in Sarasota hurricane scam

SWFL personal injury law firm names co-managing partner

St. Petersburg insurer could take on 32,000 Citizens policies in the fall

Former Pinellas homeless couple now run $1.5M car detail firm

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