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The “Tampa 5” will avoid jail time after a long legal process stemming from a clash with police at the University of South Florida in March.

Citizens Property Insurance CEO took issue with a U.S. Senate Budget Committee request for information about the insurer’s finances.

A proposal would let five people hunt gators throughout the season in any management unit, on some public wetlands or on private land.

A proposed land swap could extend a highway through part of the Split Oak Forest Wildlife and Environmental Area in Osceola County.

Five demonstrators, known as the “Tampa 5”, will avoid jail time after a long legal process stemming from a clash with police at USF.

The proposed Florida budget includes tax cuts and spending on such things as teacher salary increases and police recruitment bonuses.

Barbara Petersen, executive director of the Florida Center for Government Accountability, appeared on WMNF WaveMakers.

Criminal investigation of FL GOP chair The Republican Party of Florida is calling for a vote on the future of its chairperson, Christian Ziegler, who is under criminal investigation after a woman accused him of...

In the 2024 legislative session, the House will support energy companies and place limits on children's access to social media sites.

Voting rights groups are challenging Florida's congressional redistricting plan in separate lawsuits in state and federal courts.

Trinity Democrat Gary Curry opened a campaign account Monday to run in Pasco County’s House District 55 against Kevin Steele.

A research arm of the Florida Legislature is suggesting ways that lawmakers could increase retention of new doctors