Florida lawmakers push to revive licensing for naturopathic doctors

Florida legislators are advancing a measure that would restore state licensing for naturopathic doctors, a practice the state eliminated decades ago. Supporters argue the change could help ease a growing physician shortage and expand patient choice, while critics contend it would open the door to treatments that lack scientific backing and could pose health risks.

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Sources: WUFT News

Florida homeowners face rising premiums even as insurers lower base rates

A paradox is emerging in Florida’s homeowners insurance market: although insurers have been reducing their filed rates, many policyholders are still seeing their premiums climb. The disconnect appears to stem from factors beyond the base rate itself, such as coverage adjustments, surcharges, or changes in how properties are assessed and valued.

Sources: The Gainesville Sun

House Ethics Committee expands probe into Rep. Cory Mills with subpoenas and witnesses

The House Ethics Committee announced Monday that its investigation into Florida Rep. Cory Mills has grown to include 20 authorized subpoenas, thousands of collected documents, and outreach to dozens of witnesses. Mills faces allegations ranging from campaign finance violations and misuse of congressional resources to claims of sexual misconduct. A Columbia County judge previously issued a dating violence injunction against Mills last year, barring him from contacting a former girlfriend.

Sources: WCJB TV20