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How did U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle rule that DeSantis violated both the First Amendment and the Florida Constitution during the suspension and then refuse to reinstate Warren? → Read More
As pandemic protections end, advocates warn a “looming tidal wave” of people will lose coverage. → Read More
The previous director of the State Guard died last year. → Read More
The CEO of Publix, lobbyists and lawmakers were relegated to the “mosh pit.” → Read More
Among those in the crowd: current and former elected officials, media personalities and lobbyists. → Read More
Tuesday marks the start of his second term. → Read More
How many homeowners might be kicked out of Citizens Property Insurance? → Read More
David Altmaier did not say whether he was leaving for another opportunity. → Read More
“What this bill signifies to me is hope,” one lawmaker said. But it has no guarantees that homeowners’ rates will go down. → Read More
Senators are moving quickly, but questions went unanswered. → Read More
Excessive payouts to insurers’ affiliate companies have been repeatedly cited for insolvencies in the past. → Read More
The proposed legislation is set to be voted on next week. → Read More
Statewide prosecutors said they would appeal. → Read More
Was Warren’s pledge not to prosecute abortions considered official conduct? Or was it free speech? → Read More
Warren’s chief of staff said he thought Warren’s pledge not to prosecute abortion crimes was policy. → Read More
Romona Oliver was facing two felonies. She pleaded no contest to one, and the other was dropped. → Read More
Prosecutors cited Tampa resident Tony Patterson’s sentence in a separate criminal case for the dismissal. → Read More
The most recent tornado was recorded this morning in St. Johns County. → Read More
The GOP made a clean sweep on Tuesday, taking total control of the Florida Cabinet. → Read More
Republicans appeared to win enough seats to secure supermajorities in the House and Senate. → Read More