Gray Rohrer is a freelance reporter at USA Today Florida newspapers. He covers state government and politics, focusing on elections, public policy, and federal legislation, while also exploring themes related to regional interest and world affairs. Gray's work has been featured in numerous outlets including MSN, Sun Sentinel Media Group, and Orlando Sentinel.
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Gray Rohrer predominantly covers local government and legal policy regulation in Florida, with a focus on political developments, legislative actions, and legal cases. He would likely be interested in hearing from individuals or organizations directly affected by the policies he reports on.
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Florida’s newly drawn congressional districts will remain intact, a Tallahassee judge ruled Tuesday.
Florida's newly drawn congressional districts will remain intact, a Tallahassee judge ruled on May 26. Judge Joshua Hawkes of the Leon Circuit Court rejected the push from two voting rights organizations and a group of voters to strike down the map drawn up by an aide for Gov. Ron DeSantis and passed by the GOP-led […]
By: Gray Rohrer
Florida's new congressional map Florida’s newly drawn congressional districts will remain intact, a Tallahassee judge ruled Tuesday. Judge Joshua Hawkes
By: Gray Rohrer
Florida’s newly drawn congressional districts will remain intact, a Tallahassee judge ruled Tuesday.
By: Gray Rohrer, Aaron Farrar
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida lawmakers could vote just before noon Friday on an approximately $114.5 billion budget for the fiscal year that starts July 1.
By: Gray Rohrer, Jim Turner
The budget includes $30 billion for K-12 schools, with $201 million for teacher pay increases. That raise, though, will only go to teachers with 10 years of experience, with the increase capped at $3,000 per year.
The Florida Legislature passed a state budget during a special session Friday in Tallahassee. NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA Facebook
TALLAHASSEE — Rick Scott left the governor's mansion in 2019 for the U.S. Senate and seven years later, he's not happy with the state's economic numbers, nor the recent decisions at its flagship university.
By: Jim Turner, Gray Rohrer
Lawmakers overwhelmingly approved a $114.5 billion spending plan Friday, wrapping up a special session to complete the budget more than two months after they failed to do so during the regular session.
By: Gray Rohrer
Florida filed a civil lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, on Monday, becoming the first state to do so amid claims its ChatGPT product aided acts of violence.
