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One by one, many of the initial 20 arrests made by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's Office of Election Crimes and Security have stumbled in court.

'We are setting aside historic levels of reserves and have put forth a budget that responds to the needs of Floridians in a meaningful and responsible way.'

A Florida man accused of setting off an explosive and injuring several police officers during the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol has been arrested.

The fight over Disney World's government continues.

'I don’t think there’s ever been a six-month stretch that has been this productive.'

There are more than 200 LGBTQ+ lawmakers across the country, and they're increasingly finding themselves fighting against bills that target their communities.

TALLAHASSEE — Opening the possibility of a mistrial, jurors in the public-corruption trial of former Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum said Tuesday they reached a verdict on one count of…

'These people are paid to be agitators quite frankly.'

Public employees are walking away with several restored benefits.

Trump has something he didn’t last time: organization.

Mouse wars continue for America's Governor.

In this video, Trey Yarbrough explains how he created the jet ski to ride on the road, and shows off how it drives.

'It’s amazing what being 40 down does.'

'Nobody trusts these people anymore.'

Lawmakers OK'd a bill that essentially bans non-medical doctors from using the word 'physician' in ads or with patients.

Florida lawmakers are also poised to pass a bill that would shield DeSantis’ travel records associated with taxpayer paid travel from scrutiny.

Four appellate judges and two circuit judges are finalists to replace former Florida Supreme Court Justice Ricky Polston, according to a list...

Nearly 100 years ago, a Florida tradition was born.

Zachery Waldo, the man who left his DUI manslaughter trial for lunch and didn’t return, was captured on Wednesday by a U.S. Marshal’s task force, according to the Leesburg Police Department.

Headed into the last week of the 2023 Session, some priority bills are still not aligned. The chambers have different policies on data privacy, tax reductions and transgender care