The group responsible for getting the felons voting rights amendment on the ballot announced an initiative Tuesday to help pay off the fines, fees and restitution owed by an estimated 500,000 felons ...

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 ...

How FAMU Lowered Crime Despite Being in the County With the Highest Crime Rate in Florida June 29th, 2017 by Jake Stofan Two weeks ago we told you residents in the state Capital were more likely to ...

A new pilot program aimed at increasing vaccination rates of Black Floridians launched in the State’s capital city Monday. A new $300,000 mobile medical unit secured by Bethel Baptist Church with ...

$295 for a face mask, $70 for hand sanitizer and $38 for soap. Those are just some of the products behind more than 2,700 contacts the Attorney Generals’s office has had with merchants over price ...

The Florida House and Senate have now passed their budgets and are ready to begin negotiations on a final product, but everything they’ve approved is subject to change. The Senate and House are two ...

Florida would be banned from executing people with a severe mental illness under legislation approved by a Senate Committee in the state Capitol. It has the support of death row’s former medical ...

Increased penalties for animal abusers will take effect later this year under legislation signed by the Governor. When Travis Archer led police into his back yard last year they were horrified by the ...

At nearly the halfway point of session the Florida House has sent the first bill to the Governor’s desk. The legislation provides liability protections for both businesses and health care institutions ...

Hand sanitizer can be hard to come by these days as Coronavirus fears have lead to some stockpiling supplies and emptying shelves, but a pharmacist in the state’s capital is doing what he can to help.

Law Enforcement and others like state employees and 911 operators with access to the Driver Vehicle Information Database will face stiffer penalties for misusing the system to acquire personal ...