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The company signed a state order in May agreeing to pay more than $1M and acknowledging it violated hundreds of insurance regulations.

Every developer with an interest in Florida is watching — and waiting — for a decision on the case.

Gov. Ron DeSantis, who was against initial efforts to get minimum wage to $15 an hour in Florida, now claims the state is an example of free enterprise.

After more than two weeks of trial, jurors on Monday found former Republican State Senator Frank Artiles guilty of most of his charges in a “ghost candidate” scheme.

Roughly two years after Hurricane Ian, some 50,000 homeowners are still navigating claims.

Attorneys for the businesses that challenged the state law filed a motion seeking $749,642 in fees and $41,144 in additional costs related to the lengthy legal battle. The state faces an Oct. 28 deadline to respond to the request.…

Fine called the hearing a "clown show" and vowed to appeal the ruling.

UF's new early education program seeks to help fill some open teacher positions in primary schools across the Sunshine State.

Keaton Beach was still trying to recover from Hurricane Idalia and Hurricane Debby.

The lawsuit came after a record 1,100 manatees died in 2021 in Florida, many because a lack of seagrass — a key food source — led to starvation. The most deaths, 358, were in Brevard County, which includes a large part of the Indian River Lagoon.…

Hurricane Helene makes the ILA action 'simply unacceptable.'

Leon County circuit judge refused to block state information on proposed constitutional amendment on abortion rights.

The storm is coming, and likely will hit some areas dealing with Helene impacts.

'It's really important that these people are able to vote.'

The reports are the result of the districts 'Know the Line' campaign.

Her incumbent opponent has denied any involvement in the ad’s development.

The measure includes provisions similar to parts of a state-level law Florida legislators unanimously approved in 2021.

A new Florida law starting Oct. 1 mandates counties and cities to provide shelter for unsheltered people, but plans are lacking.