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The Governor continues to raise questions about the state insurance company's ability to weather a significant event.

DeSantis has made a concerted effort to keep in touch with the people who supported his presidential campaign, including donors

Reginald Luster, a Jacksonville lawyer who tried to run for a U.S. Senate nomination as a Democrat in 2016, has been disbarred following a court order earlier this month.

Attorney General Ashley Moody plans to attend the hearing in person

The Florida governor seems to be running for ... something.

Attorneys for Secretary of State Cord Byrd have filed a motion seeking the recusal of Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker

Former Tallahassee City Commission candidate Trish Brown was wrongfully handcuffed and detained at the Florida Capitol Wednesday.

The Senate President laid out a process to amend a proposed restriction on porn websites.

The Democratic Senate candidate predicts Rick Scott will bring hurtful bills if elevated to Senate leadership.

Hard-line conservatives wouldn't compromise, but the bill will be back next year.

'Could I do that job? Yeah, I could.'

'I am pleased to see this important volunteer force continue to grow to serve the people of Florida.'

Alex Andrade pulled his bill after a Spencer Roach amendment killed key language. But where did the text come from to start with?

Wiles — a longtime operative who once worked for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis — has brought a low-drama approach to a volatile candidate.

The Governor responded to an 'interesting question' about generationally wealthy 'pieces of trash' and 'commie scum' in a podcast this week.

Betty Holzendorf served four years in the Florida House of Representatives and 10 years in the Florida Senate. She's from Jacksonville and graduated from Edward Waters College and the University of North Florida. The Duval Democratic Party announced Holzendorf died on Thursday, February 29, 2024.…

'When you're negotiating a budget, to not have projects makes it challenging for us to do some of the other things that we're trying to do to move forward.'

The requester for this pilot project is a national company billing itself as 'law enforcement's agency transformation partner.'

It all comes down to Columbia County.

Florida could net $4.4 billion over the next six years, if the courts continue to uphold the compact.