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Hard hit Florida Panhandle residents have said they feel like they’ve been forgotten by the rest of the state. Many are still without a permanent place to live, but those with a home are thankful.
Environmental spending came out strong even after the Governor’s vetoes. $100 million for Florida Forever and $372 million for the everglades survived the Governor’s self described ‘Red Wedding’ that ...
Know as the whistling justice, the life of former Supreme Court of Florida Justice Parker Lee McDonald was honored at Florida’s high court today. McDonald appointed to the high court in 1979 and ...
Two weeks ago we told you residents in the state Capital were more likely to become victims of a crime than anywhere else in the state. \ Florida A&M University did not return out call that day, but ...
Aramis Ayala announced in March, two months after being sworn in as a State Attorney in Orange and Osceola Counties, that she would no longer seek death sentences. Governor Rick Scott, saying he was ...
Officials with Equality Florida and the Florida Democratic Party are criticizing Governor Rick Scott for failing to issue an executive order protecting LGBTQ individuals from employment discrimination ...
Labor unions are making a last ditch effort to convince Governor Ron DeSantis to reverse course on his decision to end $300-a-week federal unemployment benefits early. For unemployed Floridians like ...
Florida State University President John Thrasher has asked the university’s athletic director to look into potentially renaming Doak Campbell Stadium after more than 2,000 signed an online petition.
Legislation signed by the Governor seeks to block websites from profiting from official mugshots. The aim is to stop companies from profiting when bad things happen to good people. Blake Mathesie was ...
Governor Ron DeSantis signed 21 bills over the weekend and among them were two bills aimed at protecting vulnerable populations. Drivers who pass stopped school buses and bear poachers will soon face ...
Public employees could see their unions put out of business if they don’t maintain at least a 50 percent membership. And Mike Vasilinda tells us, unions say the idea has more to do with politics than ...
The Department of Agriculture closed its nine regional offices in mid March, eliminating one of three options for Concealed Carry applicants to be fingerprinted. COVID-19 has effectively closed the ...