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Jimmy Patronis is now fighting the IRS in a bid to shut down its Direct File tax preparation service.

Florida has seen a population boom in recent years, but many longtime residents and recent transplants say rising costs and divisive politics have them fleeing the Sunshine State.

The Senate President thanked those sending love and support following the unexpected death.

During a Wednesday press conference, DeSantis commented on his decision to deny state funding for construction and operations of high-speed rail operator, Brightline.

He most recently worked as Florida Director of Voting Rights at America Votes.

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly seeking to reschedule a meeting between Israel and US diplomats hours after explaining to US Senator Rick

A simple traffic stop in the Florida Keys that was caught on camera nearly four years ago is believed to be linked to the so-called “Havana Syndrome” mystery that started in Cuba back in 2016.

Nine people were shot, two of whom have died, following a police-involved shooting early Saturday morning at the shopping mall CityPlace Doral, according to WPLG.

Easter Weekend doesn't offer a respite from charged political emails in Jacksonville.

The Naples Republican was 72.

Jasmine Burney-Clark, Phillip Jerez and Jackie Lee will head up Sunshine State efforts.

The hire creates an unexpected open seat in HD 72.

Elena Alvarez sued the city of Melbourne this week in federal court.

Disney gives CNN a look at some of its upcoming plans to invest $60 billion in parks, cruises and more – including a huge expansion at the Magic Kingdom in Florida.

The Pasco County Republican filed paperwork to challenge Laurel Lee in CD 15.

The former president has a go-to playlist of songs, ranging from Elvis' "Suspicious Minds" to Lionel Ritchie's "Hello."

The Governor faced questions in South Florida about a storm forecast.

Plaintiffs and legal experts are previewing the status of the Hispanic Federation v. Byrd trial.

Governor Ron DeSantis signed seven bills Friday, including one that declares April as Hot Car Death Prevention Month.

The GOP will 'win a majority in the Senate and keep a majority in the House.'