After failing to reach consensus on gambling issues during the regular legislative session that ended this month, House and Senate leaders are considering a special session to address a potential agreement with the Seminole Tribe of Florida.
House Speaker Richard Corcoran and Sen. Bill Galvano, who will take over as Senate president in November, said Thursday evening that leaders in the two chambers are exploring options to seal a new deal with the tribe, possibly before the next fiscal year begins July 1.
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