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'Staff shared with us a few weeks ago that a veto was forthcoming.' “Staff shared with us a few weeks ago that a veto was forthcoming."

'Those people like that in Florida are the people we beat every single day on policy.'

'The state has no interest in encouraging more unlawful behavior through extending their notoriety as they move through the court system.'

Frost wants to squash conservative efforts to take over school boards.

Democrats largely were opposed, concerned these fees are nonrefundable and could be exploitative.

Beginning next month, kratom sales to anyone under 21 will be illegal in Florida.

From board battles to book bans to “woke” audits, Republicans in Sarasota are waging a grassroots assault on “everything, everywhere, all at once,” says the county’s former school board chair.…

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is wrapping up his first tour of early voting states as a presidential candidate, showcasing his personal side in South Carolina with a lighthearted sit-down with his wife and an emotional moment with a military spouse. DeSantis, whose whirlwind tour this week included stops in Iowa and New Hampshire, used his first stop Friday morning in Bluffton to respond to knocks from Donald Trump, who boasted that he could accomplish in six months what would take the governor eight years. DeSantis told voters it can't be done “in 24 hours or six months or anything like that” but described the mission of the next Republican president as “trench warfare.”…

The Governor continues to hone his attacks on the President's mishap.

Drones are already carrying packages to Walmart customers in Brandon, Clermont, New Port Richey, Tampa and Valrico.

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation on Friday to establish a Statewide Council on Opioid Abatement. The council, consisting of 10 members including the state Attorney General, will advise governme……

City officials say it’s just more preemption.

With growing uncertainty surrounding evangelical support for former president Donald Trump, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is courting one of the Republican Party’s most sought-after constituencies.

However, more than half of Florida Republicans in the House back Donald Trump.

'That was symbolic of the state of our country.'