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Gone is the Pandemics & Public Emergencies Committee. And say hello to the Infrastructure Strategies Committee.

A judge determined policies from the law violate First Amendment free speech protections along with due-process rights in the 14th Amendment on college campuses.

State employees will get three additional holidays around Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years.

Incoming Florida House speaker says he’ll focus on pocketbook issues, infrastructure investment.

Renner will have a more than two-thirds majority in the House to push through his agenda.

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Outgoing City of Miami Commissioner Ken Russell stormed out of Thursday’s commission meeting and threatened to immediately resign as the commission started discussing canceling what happens to be his last meeting in December.…

‘I think the weak-kneed approach is not working.’

The new rules also seek to crack down on protests from members on the floor, after House Democrats held a demonstration against a redistricting bill last Session.

With lawmakers already expected to hold a special session next month, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday said he’s working on a “robust” agenda with legislative

Christopher Phillip Kimball previously was a “policy advisor” at the state Agency for Health Care Administration.

TALLAHASSEE --- Incoming Senate President Kathleen Passidomo rolled out her leadership team Monday, as the Senate prepares for an expanded Republican majority next week.

Documents released Monday night show a high level of coordination between a top official in the DeSantis administration and people responsible for facilitating migrant flights.

He toppled one Florida governor to a win in 2016. He’ll likely need to do it again to win in 2024.

Whatever happens to current chair Manny Diaz, names are being floated. Problem is, some don't want the job.

It was a strident move by Donalds, but one in which he had little to lose.

What's he trying to pull now?

The judge recommended state Sen. Jason Pizzo and his attorneys craft a new complaint clearly spelling out their arguments questioning the constitutionality of the migrant flights.

Two finalists in Florida Gulf Coast University’s presidential search have withdrawn from consideration, leaving Robert Gregerson as the lone remaining candidate Tod. A Laursen and Susana Rive…

'SPEAK UP AND SHOW THE SWAMP WHERE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE STAND!!!'