Jesse Scheckner is a reporter for Miami Today, specializing in covering South Florida, particularly Miami-Dade. With a passion for storytelling, Jesse has written about a range of topics including MMA, film, music, comics, and local politics. His work has been featured in various publications including Florida Politics, Miami Times, INC., and Clay Today.
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Jesse Scheckner's coverage mainly focuses on local government and politics in Florida. He tends to cover evolving stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulation related to Florida politics. Based on this, he would likely be responsive to pitches from individuals or organizations involved in Florida politics or legislation. This could include lawmakers, political analysts, lobbyists, and community leaders who can provide insights into the specific topics or issues he covers.
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He’s warmer to lowering the age for long rifle purchases.
It’s the largest single philanthropic contribution the county organization has ever received.
By: Jesse Scheckner
‘We have all talked about how we’ve got to be moving to zero waste. This is one way at our county facilities that we can begin to do that.’
He’s been Chair of the Homeless Trust for 2 straight decades. Term limits for the post are 6 consecutive years.
By: Jason Brodeur
Most will be Vice Chairs, since South Florida is still mostly represented in the Senate by Democrats.
By: Jesse Scheckner
Rep. Daniel Perez wasted little time after being sworn in as Speaker to make clear that under his leadership, the House will focus more on serving Floridians than corporate, financial and …
By: Jesse Scheckner
Some think Gaetz could reclaim his seat in Congress. Others believe the Governor should appoint him to replace Marco Rubio in the Senate.
By: Jesse Scheckner
The reappointment is subject to Senate approval.
By: Jesse Scheckner
Nearly a fifth of the $6M that Gaetz’s political committee spent in the last cycle went to payment processing platform Stripe.
By: Jesse Scheckner
The lawsuit claims Campbell was overly controlling, acted ‘like a jealous boyfriend’ and suggested multiple times that they share a hotel room while traveling.
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