Brian Burgess is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of The Capitolist, a publication focused on covering business, policy, and politics in Florida, with a specific emphasis on Tallahassee. With a background in journalism and a passion for local news, Brian's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on key issues impacting the state, including government decisions, legal battles, and political campaigns.
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By: Brian Burgess
William L. Self In rural communities across America, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) play a vital role in delivering safe and effective care to patients. This month, as we observe National Rural Health Day on November 21, it is a good time to take a close-up look at how CRNAs function in these rural settings where there are fewer providers and scarce health care resources.
Law enforcement investigators and teams are turning to advanced technology and community partnerships to dismantle organized theft rings across Florida. With retail theft in Florida and the nation surging over the past five years, and businesses estimating losses of more than five billion per year, Florida law enforcement is pushing back. And the Florida Retail…
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By: Brian Burgess
Top Republicans dominate rankings, but a pair of higher-scoring Democrats and lower-performing GOP lawmakers shake up expectations
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Two narratives over the last few days underscore that Florida’s property insurance market is a complex beast, prone to rapid changes and ever-shifting fortunes. On one hand, we have claims that the market is making a significant recovery. On the other hand, Citizen’s Insurance policy count ticked upward last week, a sure sign that progress isn’t always linear. And the big question lurking over the horizon like a Gulf hurricane: is the market truly better, or are we just riding a streak of hurricane luck?
By: Brian Burgess
Few people have demonstrated an ability to use leverage to make deals more than President-elect Donald Trump. He built his business career around the concept, and he’s demonstrated that those skills can be ported to the political world just as easily. And while the feverish speculation about Florida Governor Ron DeSantis as a potential Secretary of Defense nominee has become more muted this week, it’s still worth examining the idea from the perspective of political leverage as opposed to political necessity.
Corporate and nonprofit partnerships drive lasting impact, highlighting the power of volunteerism beyond a single day. International Volunteer Day brought a renewed wave of generosity to Tampa Bay on Thursday as community members rallied to support families, students, and individuals in need. Among the day’s standout contributors was Heritage Property & Casualty Insurance, whose commitment…
By: Brian Burgess
The Windows Registry is Windows' lifeblood, and it is crucial to back it up regularly before making tweaks. Here's how to do it and why you should.
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