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Florida lawmakers are putting Florida’s First Lady’s passion project, Hope Florida, under the microscope, suggesting the state program’s non-profit arm may have illegally received $10 million without going through the proper channels.
A bill approved by the Florida Senate would cap THC content at 5 milligrams per serving and prohibit THC derivatives like Delta 8 & 10 in hemp products.
Housing prices have obviously been skyrocketing in recent years and homebuilders say tariffs only stand to make the cost of constructing new ones more expensive.
Before the start of the session, bills seeking to have the museum built in both Opa-Locka and Eatonville were also filed.
A bill dedicated to the memory of Pam Rock, the postal worker killed by a pack of dogs in 2022, is one step closer to becoming law after passing its second of three Florida House committees Tuesday.
Duval leaders are doubling down on DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency), with a newly filed resolution requesting the state-level DOGE team audit the county’s budget.
Imagine being sent a pornographic photo of yourself, only it isn’t actually you in the photo. That is exactly what happened to former Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry’s 16-year-old daughter.
The University of North Florida, along with all other public colleges and universities in Florida, will soon come under scrutiny from Governor Ron DeSantis’ state-level DOGE team.
Florida lawmakers are looking to make medical marijuana more affordable, but at the same time, they’re also scrapping any hope of home grow or recreational marijuana and cracking down on hemp.
Mayor Donna Deegan announced Wednesday she will not sign the local immigration bill passed by City Council, but she won’t veto it either.
Florida hunters may soon have the option of hunting Black Bears under a new proposal under consideration by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
The Duval DOGE Special Committee officially convened for the first time Tuesday afternoon and laid out hundreds of millions of dollars of city spending that might warrant a closer look in the upcoming budget season.
The battle over how to cut taxes for everyday Floridians continues to heat up in the State Capitol, as three top state leaders are all expressing different views about how to best do it, or whether it can be done at all
Several St. Johns County leaders are named in a federal lawsuit claiming a sexual battery victim’s information was improperly released.
The outcome of Tuesday’s special election to decide former Congressman Mike Waltz’s replacement in Florida’s 6th Congressional District is being closely anticipated across the country.