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'Florida does what the Constitution forbids because of us.'

TALLAHASSEE, FL—In the newest chapter of the Republican Rep. Tom Leek versus "Pot Daddy" Orlando lawyer John Morgan saga, Leek's team has responded to Morg

'That is something that I think will attract people, not just throughout Florida, but throughout the country.'

As is the case with all appointments, the Florida Senate will have to confirm them during the next regular Legislative Session in 2025.

The U.S. Census Bureau released a report earlier this month on population change in cities across the county, and the data might just have you spitting out your cafecito.

If this filing is accepted, it sets the stage for Brown on the installment plan past her 82nd birthday.

The legislation was championed by Republican Sen. Alexis Calatayud and Rep. Demi Busatta Cabrera.

The Naples Republican said current leadership treats Washington as a 'magical place' where they can print money.

'We’re just trying to make the world a better place. That’s what religion is all about.'

Flamingos had mostly disappeared from Florida after a century of hunting and mass development. That changed last year when Hurricane Idalia blew in — bringing with her several flamboyant flocks.

The influential organization backed Republicans Erika Booth, Nick Primrose and Judson Sapp, along with 11 incumbents.

A closer look at the No. 10 through No. 7 firms in the Q1 rankings.

'The CFO feels this is just another way for Washington to pry into Floridians wallets.'

'Matt is a Warrior for our MAGA Agenda.'

Floridians, on average, pay more than 47 other states' residents when measuring the average annual cost of full-coverage car insurance policies.

Florida's Senators signed onto a letter saying they were 'unwilling to aid and abet this White House.'

PALM BAY, FL—Palm Bay City Council member Peter Filiberto resigned from his post last year after he was arrested for a DUI and carrying 10 grams of cocaine in

HOAs will now have to allow homeowners to prepare for hurricanes.

The Gov. DeSantis administration did not reply to a request for comment Friday.

Central Florida is a hot spot for the ancient disease, puzzling researchers. They’re digging into the phenomenon.