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It will celebrated every fourth Thursday in March to honor our nation’s first Black military pilots.

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 151, modifying the Florida Retirement System to reduce retirees’ reemployment waiting period to six months and adjust employer contribution rates for finan…

TAMPA, FL—A top Republican Lawmaker wants to file a bill mimicking a Texas law allowing state officials to arrest and deport illegal immigrants, a job that cr

Florida’s Bar Exam passage rate for first-time test takers fell to 56.3 percent in February 2024, a decline from 71.6 percent in July 2023, with FIU leading with an 82.6 percent pass rate amo…

Smith said the House wasted some time this year, but said reforms are slowly kicking in.

Former Florida Sen. Bob Graham, who chaired the Intelligence Committee following the 2001 terrorist attacks and opposed the Iraq invasion, has died.

The court's decision – involving a citizen who accused the Citrus County Sheriff's Office of misconduct – is the latest to provide new mechanisms for civilian oversight of law enforcement, even as others were curtailed in recent days by Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Republican-led Legislature.…

TALLAHASSEE, FL—A former NFL star and current Florida Senator, Corey Simon of North Florida's Senate District 3, talks immigration and an election challenge

Some reports initially indicated Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Wisc., directed the perplexing insult at House Speaker Mike Johnson.

The House Ethics Committee is questioning witnesses about allegations that Rep. Matt Gaetz used illicit drugs as a member of Congress, multiple sources tell ABC News.

Other records released by police show conversations about the threesome years before the investigated encounter.

The papers are priced at more than $2 each, in what some may call an example of Bidenflation.

Legal reforms have lowered the “tort tax” in Florida, cutting costs for residents, though issues like third-party litigation financing and foreign judicial influences persist. During a …

Charles Lake told authorities he has viewed such content regularly since at least 2008.

Executive Office of the Governor employees are expected to return to the Capitol offices before the next Regular Session in March 2025.

They will fill the vacancies created by the resignations of Judges David Green and Walter Green, respectively.

One in three Floridians who get dropped by their homeowner’s insurance company have moved or plan to move somewhere else.

The Senator has self-financed before, and he has the capacity to do so yet again this year.

The Governor once hammered Trump on reproductive rights. Now both abortion and the former President are on the November ballot.

He’s resigning now to ‘prevent any gaps in coverage or representation’ in his Senate district while running for the Palm Beach County Commission.