The O1 Visa Is For ‘Extraordinary' Talent: Among Its Users? Influencers And OnlyFans Models

OnlyFans models and YouTubers are among those talented enough for one of the U.S.’s most exclusive visas.

House Committee (Again) Advances Proposal To Lower The Age To Purchase A Firearm In Florida

The measure passed in the Criminal Justice Subcommittee along party lines, 11-5.

Speaker Perez Designates Dec. 8-12 As AI Week In The Florida House Of Representatives

The memo notes that Perez has asked subcommittee chairs to “facilitate discussions on the potentially positive and negative impacts of AI.

Florida Affirms Heritage Foundation Education Priorities, First State To Do So

While a number of foundations and institutes have signed on, no state boards of education had signed on to it until Thursday.

Alachua County School Board Pressed Again, This Time On Sunshine Law

‘Either we believe in the Sunshine Law and the principles behind it or we don’t.’

Proposal Would Impose Timelines For Governor To Set Special Election Dates

DeSantis’ delay means some voters won’t be represented until after the next legislative session ends.

Government Reopens After 43 Days: Trump Signs Bill Ending Record Shutdown

The Oval Office ceremony came just hours after the House voted to approve the legislation, which senators passed earlier in the week.

Floridians React To Federal Legislation That Could ‘Devastate' State's Hemp Industry

The proposed legislation would reverse a ‘loophole’ in the 2018 farm bill that allows sales of hemp-derived THC products.

States' Death Penalty Policies Are Heading In Sharply Different Directions

Nationally, and with about two months left in the year, states have carried out 41 executions, the largest number since 2012.

Supreme Court Declines To Hear Case To Overturn Marriage Equality

The justices have rejected a petition from Kim Davis, the Kentucky county clerk who refused to issue licenses in the state a decade ago.

Shutdown Battle Ebbs, But Trump Won't Give Up Trying To Withhold Full SNAP Benefits

About 42 million people, about 1 in 8 Americans, use SNAP. Monday was the 41st day of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

Veterans Day Deals: Military Personnel Eat Free At These FL Restaurants

Businesses across Florida are thanking veterans for their service with special Veterans Day discounts.

University President Carousel: FSU Focused On McCullough

‘He’s done a fantastic job; everybody in state government, I think, recognizes that, certainly the BOG recognizes that.’

Florida Republicans Try Again To Ban Political, Pride Flags On Government Buildings

If passed, the legislation would take effect on July 1, 2026. The session starts on Jan. 13.

Trump Administration Ordered To Pay Full $9B In November SNAP Benefits Amid Shutdown

The Judge wrote that President Donald Trump showed the president sought to use hunger for political leverage during the government shutdown.

Uthmeier Files $354 Million Lawsuit Against Planned Parenthood For Alleged Racketeering, Deception

‘This is no accident. Planned Parenthood profits from this deception.’

Democrats Who Back Reproductive Rights Win Key Races

“Governors have never mattered more,” Virginia Governor-Elect Abigail Spanberger said Tuesday night.

Trump Administration Limits Some Flights During Shutdown As Controllers Show Strain

The officials emphasized the measure was proactive to prevent a safety failure, and they said air travel remained extremely safe.

Foundations at Maitland Offering Novel Brain Stimulation Device for Mental Wellness

Complimentary Nov. 19 Launch Party to Showcase EXOMIND

Marquez Medical Aesthetic Presenta la Tecnología Más Avanzada Para la Salud Mental

La Primera Clínica en Hialeah en Ofrecer la Nueva Tecnología

Marquez Medical Aesthetic Showcasing EXOMIND Technology for Mental and Physical Health

First Clinic in Hialeah to Offer the Technology

FL Sheriff Welcomes New Yorkers Unhappy With NYC Mayoral Election Results

In recent months, a FL developer said he saw double the contracts with New Yorkers worried about Mamdani being elected NYC mayor.

Senate Judiciary Panel OKs Fetal Wrongful Death Bill

The Senate Committee on Judiciary voted 5-4 to advance the bill, SB 164, by Sen. Erin Grall, a Republican from Fort Pierce.

Young Homebuyers Lose More Ground In Housing Market As States Struggle To Help

Young homebuyers have been priced out of the market, according to a report released Nov. 4 by the National Association of Realtors.

Woman Left Dogs For Dead In Backyard Cages During Miami Trip: Lee County Sheriff

A FL woman was arrested after her dogs were found dead from heat stress in crates in her yard while she was on a trip to Miami, LCSO said.

Trump Administration To Partially Pay SNAP Benefits: What It Means For FL

The administration had a Monday deadline to tell a federal judge whether it would resume SNAP funding to recipients in FL and nationwide.

Florida Democrats Respond To SNAP Ruling

A federal judge in Boston ruled Friday that the USDA's plan to pause a food assistance program was illegal.

Domestic Violence In Native Communities Is Focus Of New Survey

“It’s a very difficult thing to see,” said Echo-Hawk, of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma. “This is a pressing concern.”

Mothers Demand TSA Follow Its Own Breast Milk And Formula Rules

“At this point, we need Republicans to really lead the charge to help get to the finish line,” Calandrelli said.

Losing SNAP Could Mean More Pregnancy Complications As Food Insecurity Grows

“I went from building my life with my best friend to not having anything, and having to move into income-based apartments,” Lord said.

2 FL Spots Among America’s Most Coveted Fall Cabin Retreats

A recent survey asked 3,000 people where they would most like to own or rent a cabin to experience the fall colors this season.

DeSantis: Democrats Should Ask Schumer, Not Him, To Safeguard SNAP

Gov. Ron DeSantis doesn't think Florida Democrats should tell him about their fears of low-income Floridians losing access to food benefits.

Florida Couple Pushes To Allow ‘Granny Cams' At All Long-Term Care Facilities

“I know I’m trying to move a mountain, to protect people from being raped, neglected, and abused,” proponent Stephanie Sifrit said.

Democratic AGs, Governors Sue Trump Over SNAP Benefits As Shutdown Hits Day 28

The administration has also shuffled some other money to provide funding for certain programs, but not SNAP.

Executions In United States Hit 12-Year High, With Florida Leading The Nation

After Florida, Alabama and Texas have had the second-highest number of executions this year, with five each.

Survey Shows Florida Republicans Leading Democrats In Top 2026 Races By Double Digits

The survey includes First Lady Casey DeSantis, who polls slightly better vs. Democrats than Byron Donalds.

Larry Keefe Out As Executive Director For FL Board Of Immigration Enforcement

Keefe did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

FL SNAP Benefits Won't Go Out In November, Officials Confirm

The ongoing government shutdown is hurting Florida's most vulnerable residents, as officials confirm food aid benefits won't be paid.

Florida Mom Credits Her Son With Saving Her Life

Port Charlotte resident Gina Kulha says her son encouraged her to get cancer treatment she initially resisted.

DeSantis Dismisses House Proposals On Property Tax Reduction In 2026

“Placing more than one property tax measure on the ballot represents an attempt to kill anything on property taxes,” DeSantis said.