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‘I always think about the fact that we have $500 million to give people discounts on tolls and then we have folks like this who need our help.'

'They're pricing in all these things that very well may not happen.'

Florida Insurance Commissioner Michael Yaworsky provides tips to Floridians who face challenges with homeowners insurance.

The overtures for money come days ahead of an expected meeting of the party's executive board.

Roe announced his resignation late Saturday.

In a major shakeup to Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan’s staff, Chief of Staff Pat McCollough will no longer serve in that role.

A new study analyzed data by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and found that Florida has the fastest-rising quite rate in the country.

West Flagler is juggling state and federal challenges.

'Had she not been willing to do that, who knows what would have ended up happening?'

A workshop by the board is scheduled for earlier in the day, beginning at 1 p.m. The meeting itself starts at 6 p.m. Tuesday. All meetings can be viewed here.

'Moving forward, I should use better judgment in choosing who I allow access into my professional life ... '

A Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission panel requested the state Supreme Court to stay the proceedings regarding Liberty County Judge Kenneth Hosford, who was recommended for a 30-day suspens……

The Governor has discussed this matter before on the trail.

Party leaders meet on Sunday, when they will discuss the timeline.

The vote was non-binding. Only the governor can unseat an elected school board member for things like malfeasance, incompetence or committing a felony.

With just weeks to go before the Iowa caucuses, the GOP candidate’s bold strategy is now in tatters and its top architect has resigned.

Florida's favorite son looks to cash in on Sunshine State relationships.

'I mean, it's been a pretty steep decline.'

Proposals include expanding residency programs to keep doctors in the state and taking steps to divert nonemergent patients from ERs to other facilities. The legislative session begins Jan. 9.

Trump's anger at DeSantis could last long after the presidential primaries, potentially affecting his political plans.