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Christopher Worrell, a 52-year-old member of the Proud Boys, cut off an ankle monitor four days before he was supposed to be sentenced and never showed up.

When the session starts Jan. 9, legislators will take up several measures, including property insurance and the “deregulation” of public schools.

On Jan. 9, a South Florida Democratic state representative will present two bills, calling for tenant and homeowner protections to the state's Republican-dominated House.

The move pairs state and local lobbying efforts with economic development site selection and community strategy.

Visit Lauderdale, the official marketing agency of Florida's Broward County, is pushing back against the state government's conservative legislation by championing inclusivity at the 2024 Rose Parade.…

Gov. Ron DeSantis' slip in the presidential primary polls could play a factor.

The spot runs in various markets until next month's caucuses.

'I’m proud to stand with Florida’s farmers and ranchers with this important legislation that supports and defends their way of life.'

The event was originally touted as book-signing hosted by a local Republican Party.

However, Scott Rivkees served in his role for months after being pulled from a C19 press conference.

'Maybe I should run for Governor … as an Independent. The People’s Party.'

Former President Donald Trump will instead be holding a Fox News town hall, Fox announced Tuesday.

Former Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is challenging Republican Sen. Rick Scott in 2024 and hoping to stem Republicans’ inroads with Latinx voters in the Sunshine State.

'The media doesn't want to talk a lot about that because it doesn't fit their narrative.'

A ruling could impact real estate commissions.

In Hunters Point, Florida, the first LEED Zero Energy certified residential development in the world, every house produces more electricity than it consumes.

'Politics is different than business in this way. Brands know it's smart business to burn the merchandise.'

Marsy's Law likely means the victim can prevent the public distribution of any video.

'Yeah, you definitely feel that.'

A police affidavit shows a circuit court judge issued a search warrant for Christian Ziegler’s Instagram account after finding probable cause he violated state law prohibiting video voyeurism.