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Will Florida Counties and Cities Tax Data Centers to Fund Projects and Education?

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On Today’s Florida Daily episode, hosts Ed Dean and Lindsey Randall cover AI’s impact on city and county development projects and education, while guest Matt O’Hern brings levity with jokes about injury lawyers who may capitalize on the trending backlash against data centers.

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