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Stephanie Kopelousos' name was thrown out to replace Glen Gilzean.

The Joe Biden administration is taking criticism over a controversial app.

The shakeup of Walt Disney World's governing district more than a year after it was taken over by Gov. Ron DeSantis' appointees continues with the departure of its board chairman.

7 former Trump voters in Florida posted videos explaining why they can't do it again.

An analysis of FBI crime data found that a gun is stolen from a vehicle every 15 minutes.

The Justice Department has told the Florida Republican he won't face any charges as a result of its probe. Gaetz isn't a direct party to the defamation lawsuit.

The Senator signed a Mike Crapo letter seeking a 'freeze' to the Adverse Effect Wage Rate.

The two new Judges in Seminole and Sarasota counties have been working in private practice most recently.

Using names from Irish-themed search terms can help lead residents to an estimated $28 million in unclaimed Florida assets.

Former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn was found guilty by a federal jury on Friday of attempting to defraud the city-owned utility.

'How many more innocent victims will have to suffer before we fully recognize and address the grave threat Tren de Aragua gang members cause?'

Details are vague: 'We don't want to say anything too publicly about what exactly we're doing until it happens.'

Top end estimates show the firm could have earned as much as $10.3 million.

Mary Mayhew, president and CEO of the Florida Hospital Association, said the group has over 100 hospitals that directly contract with Change Healthcare, the target of the cyberattack.

Clever Real Estate research shows 4 Florida cities ranked in the top 20 for metro areas that saw the biggest jump in typical home prices since 2000.

State Senator Darryl Rouson blocked consideration of the bill in the Senate.

Ripley's started giving away free titles after its book was banned in Florida.

More people moved to a county rich with citrus groves located between two of Florida’s most populous metros than in any other county in the U.S. last year.

Amid state and federal court challenges, Florida lawmakers have rejected an attempt to change a 2023 law that requires local officials to disclose detailed information about their personal finances.

Florida state government has opened an online portal to allow Floridians in Haiti to register for assistance amid the violent unrest in that country. “Floridians in Haiti or their family members can fill out the questionnaire on the portal to let the state know of immediate needs. You can visit the portal at FloridaDisaster.Org/Haiti,” the […]…