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The tech is embedded into the curriculum but the University of Florida is also scouting out new uses for it in campus operations and student performance.

'They do these sorts of things to humiliate the other side.'

These are the people advising the Florida Republican as he weighs whether to run for president.

The governor’s comments show he’s willing to engage and defend against a rising stream of attacks from his one-time ally.

Data provided by the Desantis Administration claims that budget expenditures on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs at state universities have been “significantly misreported.&#82…

Panelists mentioned being ready for ESG to remain a key part of corporate decision-making.

Several top Florida businesses, trade associations, and state agencies have already engaged the new firm.

A 78-year-old pilot was seriously injured in Volusia County after his airplane crashed in the woods.

The decision came at the first board meeting since DeSantis appointed six new trustees with the idea of overhauling the liberal arts college.

It marks the second Special Session since the 2022 elections.

Charles Flaherty implied he acted in self-defense, but detectives say witness testimony and surveillance video shows otherwise.

There’s Trump, DeSantis and a few other would-be hopefuls in case they falter. But an entire generation of Republican stars seem determined to sit this one out.

Today, the Florida Lottery announced that Michael Gasek, 55, of Sarasota, claimed a $1 million prize from the 500X THE CASH Scratch-Off game at the Lottery’s Tampa District Office. He chose to receive his winnings as a one-time, lump-sum payment of $820,000.00. Gasek purchased his……

A new bill filed in the Florida Senate would penalize drivers who stay in the left lane on certain roadways.

The former President turned to Truth Social for his latest attacks.

With Republicans taking back the House of Representatives during the 2022 midterm election cycle, several House Democrats have cried foul af

'They've got time. February, March, April, May, June.'

His Senate seat largely overlaps the new makeup of Vern Buchanan's district.

The course has become highly politicized and debated.

The former Brazilian president wants to stay in the U.S. for at least another six months.