Jacob Ogles is a journalist at various outlets including Creative Loafing Tampa and Florida Politics. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and regional interests, with a particular focus on cannabis and psychedelics, as well as LGBTQ matters. Jacob's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, The Advocate, and INC.
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Jacob Ogles' coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Florida. He appears to be particularly interested in political campaigns, legislative proposals, and governmental announcements within the state.
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Several FEMA employees received death threats when interacting with members of the public.
By: Jacob Ogles
The Committee Chair told reporters that 'no agreement'was reached to release information following an hourslong meeting.
By: Jacob Ogles
The freshman Senator listed citrus greening and pressures from development among top concerns for the committee.
By: Jacob Ogles
The freshman Senator listed citrus greening and pressures from development among top concerns for the committee.
By: Jacob Ogles
Greg Steube and other Florida lawmakers representing storm-struck areas signed on as co-sponsors.
By: Jacob Ogles
It may depend on whether he wants to weather an Ethics Committee report release.
The former state lawmaker said a younger politician should fill the currently vacant seat.
Gaetz resigned from the current Congress but could have been sworn into a new term in January. That won't happen.
By: Jacob Ogles
The former Florida attorney general supported workforce protections for queer people in Florida but battled marriage equality in court until the bitter end.
The former Congressman lost a state House race to a Trump-backed opponent, but secured a spot in the incoming administration.
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