"Ron Running Scared," The Report States; Why Doesn't DeSantis Want To Discuss Abortion?

The Democratic Party issued a release stating that DeSantis's "question-dodging hit a new and embarrassing low."

‘Together We Can Do Anything': Demings Secures Democratic Nomination To Face Off Against Rubio

With over a million ballots cast Tuesday in Florida's primary election, U.S. Rep. Val Demings has secured the Democratic nomination.

Ex-Florida Lawyer Accused Of Stealing $60K From Clients Arrested

Police in Florida said former attorney LaDray Gilbert failed to provide settlement funds to his clients. He's facing several charges.

Florida Postal Worker Attacked By Dogs Dies

Five dogs fatally attacked a 61-year-old rural mail carrier in Florida after her vehicle broke down Sunday afternoon, deputies said.

Abortion Clinics Ask Florida Supreme Court To Expedite Review Of 15-Week Ban

The abortion providers challenging Florida's 15-week abortion ban recently asked the Florida Supreme Court to block enforcement of the law.

Crist, Fried Rely On Faith, Stamina, And Money, As Democratic Gubernatorial Primary Nears

The Rev. R.B. Holmes introduced “brother Charlie Crist” to a roomful of African American pastors in Tallahassee as "brilliant, bold."

Judge Calls DeSantis's Plans "Repugnant," Destroys Them As First And 14th Amendment Violations

A judge invoked “Stranger Things,” Immanuel Kant, and Friedrich Nietzsche in dismantling DeSantis's defense, calling it "enforced silence."

When Do FL Drivers Have To Stop For School Buses?

Drivers in Florida who violate school bus stop arms can face hefty fines and lose their license. Here's what to know about passing buses.

Where Florida Ranks On List Of Best States To Live: New Report

A report examined affordability, economy, education, health, safety and quality of life to rank Florida in its best places to live list.

Swim With Manatees, Bucs Sign Nassib, Rare Chopper: Good News FL

Good news stories in FL this week include a swim with manatees, Bucs sign Carl Nassib, Florida Aquarium expansion plans and a rare chopper.

The Suspension Of Elected Prosecutor Andrew Warren Won't Be Considered In The Senate For Awhile

Andrew Warren's suspension from public office won't be considered by the Florida Senate until court challenges expire, the report states.

Prosecutor Andrew Warren Sues DeSantis Citing First Amendment Violations, And DeSantis's Concoction Of "Incompetence," Other Tales

“These terms have plain meanings that the courts have defined and that are not malleable at the whim of DeSantis,” the document states.

Ostensibly To Discuss Hiring Teachers, DeSantis Instead Talks About "Getting Out Of Bed In The Morning"

"Concerns remain about the implementation of the program" relevant to DeSantis's idea of hiring military veterans without college degrees.

Report Indicates Republican Rubio Picks Up Endorsement From "Anti-Government" Group

Following polls suggesting a close U.S. Senate race in Florida, a national conservative group on Friday endorsed Sen. Marco Rubio.

Civil Rights Groups Sue Fla., University System; Claim New Law Stifles Professors' Instruction About Race

Another plaintiff, a FAMU law professor named LeRoy Pernell, fears that his courses on race and law will be impacted by HB 7.

Fatal Oysters, Teacher Shortage, DeSantis Faces Lawsuit: Top FL News

Top FL news includes a boy loses his leg in shark bite, 132 mph speeder, 11K harassing phone calls, recruiting teachers, and DeSantis sued.

2 Deaths In Florida Linked To Eating Raw Oysters: Report

Both deaths were likely caused by the bacteria Vibrio, which is found in oysters.

Obituary: Christopher L. Schaal

He was a talented woodworker and craftsman who will be remembered most for his giving nature and huge heart.

After Biden Signs Historic Laws, Benefiting Millions In Several Aspects, DeSantis Chooses To Bash The IRS

Biden signed legislation to tackle the climate crisis, promote clean energy, get tax credits for electric vehicles, reduce utility costs.

Besides Demings, Three Other Democratic Candidates Are In Primary For U.S. Senate Seat

While U.S. Rep. Val Demings has been in the spotlight attempting to oust Republican Rubio, three more Democrats are on the ballot.

DeSantis Plans To Ban Abortions, But Sen. Bracy Is Expected To Galvanize Women In Response

"I knew we had to find a way to help millions of women, people who would no longer have access to the health care they need,” Bracy said.

Officials Say DeSantis Underpays Teachers, Politicizes And Undervalues Their Jobs, Stresses Teachers Out "Beyond Belief"

While the putative national model is for teachers to reach their positions through earning degrees, DeSantis said professors "bloviate."

Massive Waterspout Captured On Video In Florida

Thunderstorms in Florida produced a massive waterspout off the coast of Destin on Tuesday, according to weather officials.

Florida Doctor Disappeared In Gulf, Foul Play Not Suspected: Reports

Dr. Chaundre Cross set sail from Naples on Aug. 10. After several days of searching, the Coast Guard suspended efforts to find him Sunday.

Florida Students Still Struggling In Math, With 49 Percent Of Children Passing The State Algebra 1 Exam In 2022

In a state Algebra 1 exam, 49 percent of students passed in 2022, up from 47 percent in 2021, according to the department of education.

Florida Appellate Court Decision To Prohibit Girl's Abortion Called "Judicial Overreach At Its Very Worst"

This state appellate court has refused to allow a 16-year-old pregnant girl who was 10 weeks pregnant to obtain an abortion.

Monkeypox Outbreak: Nearly 1,300 Florida Cases with Infections Rising In Teens, Young Adults

Monkeypox cases have risen to 1,266 in Florida, with more teens and young adults infected in several counties in the outbreak.

"Absences Grab Voters' Attention": Rep. Demings Criticizes Sen. Rubio's Missed Votes In Congress

In a competitive U.S. Senate race for a Florida seat, Rep. Val Demings continues to launch attacks on Sen. Rubio's missed roll call votes.

Boy's Leg Partially Amputated After Florida Keys Shark Attack

A 10-year-old boy was attacked by a shark while his family was snorkeling off the Florida Keys over the weekend.

Top States For Business 2022: How Competitive Is Florida?

A robust economy despite the pandemic and a plentiful workforce helped Florida jump six places in Top States for Business in 2022 rankings.

Press Secretary Christina Pushaw Leaving Governor's Office To Join DeSantis Re-Election Campaign

Pushaw, who according to the report once called for an AP journalist to be "dragged," also said, "Now, the gloves are off."

Democrats' Actions Render DeSantis's Canada Prescription Import Plan "Distinctly Shaky," Report States

It's been a year and 9 months since DeSantis applied to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to import cheaper pharmaceuticals.

As Monkeypox Cases Climb In Fla., "The Vaccines Will Arrive Too Late For Many" -- State Sen. Jones

As cases rise, the Democratic state senator in S. Florida urged health officials to boost access to vaccines, testing, and treatments.

Announcing On A "Fringe" Website, DeSantis Attempts To "Undermine" Teaching Profession, Says Union President

DeSantis proposes an unprecedented law which would allow military veterans to be hired to teach in classrooms, without a bachelor's degree.

Back-To-School: What FL Requires For COVID-19, Other Diseases

Kids in Florida aren't required to get COVID-19 vaccines to attend school. Here are the immunizations that are required.

CDC Eases COVID Restrictions: Florida Impact

The COVID guidelines indicate a significant shift toward pre-pandemic norms, but the CDC also increased mask recommendations for Florida.

Only 48 Percent Of 5th Graders Passed The State's Science Exam; Fewer Than A Quarter Were "Proficient"

Florida's 5th graders took the 2022 statewide exam to measure understanding of the science standards; results were "stagnant to dismal."

First Day Of 2022-23 School Year Feels "More Normal," But Uncertainties And Unease Remain

The vast majority of school districts opened their classroom doors Wednesday, with hopes of a more normal school setting.

Monkeypox Outbreak Reaches Nearly 11,000 Cases In U.S.; Fla., Ranks Third In Caseloads

The 2022 monkeypox outbreak has spread to nearly 11,000 cases nationwide, with Florida ranking third in caseloads across the states.

Monkeypox Cases Surpass 1,000 In Florida; Infections Detected In Children And Teens

With federal health officials declaring monkeypox a public emergency due to its rapid spread nationwide, Florida's cases exceeded 1,000.