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The federal government and Florida contended that Moffitt submitted improper claims to Medicare, Medicaid and TRICARE.

Activist groups are planning a press conference and march at the Palmetto Police Department after they claim a man was brutalized by police.

The Florida House passed a virtually identical bill during the 2023 session, but the Senate did not take up the issue.

A Florida gambling commission sent cease-and-desist letters to three fantasy sports operators, threatening legal action.

Individual Florida lawmakers’ budget requests have reached $3.8 billion in the Senate and $5.99 billion in the House.

An appeals court in Florida rejected a minor’s attempt to have an abortion without notifying and getting consent from a parent or guardian.

Public land would have to be set aside along Interstate 4 so private passenger rail service could be extended between Orlando and Tampa.

Daniel Perez's (R-Miami) committee, Conservatives for a Better Florida, raised $584,251 during the latest quarter.

Nearly 1 million registered voters have been dropped from Florida’s active voter rolls since 2022.

The lawsuit alleges that a Tesla technician had disabled software that limited the car’s top speed to 85 mph.

Guest host Matt Newton talks with Stetson Constitutional Law Prof. Ciara Torres-Spelliscy and Tampa Councilman Luis Viera about the many constitutional legal issues on our radar today. 

The Florida Supreme Court will decide whether to approve the wording of the proposed constitutional amendment for the November 2024 ballot.