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Duke Energy has completed a new floating solar panel project. The unique technology only makes up 2% of all solar installations in the U.S.

The bill would provide a public records exemption for personal information about clerks of circuit court, deputy clerks, employees & family.

Decertification process begins for large teachers’ union Florida’s largest teachers union has failed to meet the conditions of a new state law requiring that a supermajority of members pay dues. This set in motion its decertification...

The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday said it did not find a need to consolidate judicial circuits.

Republican lawmakers have filed proposals that would allow veterinarians to use telehealth in treating animals in Florida.

Two Florida Republicans want to ask voters to prevent state and local governments from using red-light cameras.

The Florida legislature will ponder defamation using artificial intelligence, AI in political advertising and the creation of a state council

Listen: Hernando County is the first of about a dozen Florida Sheriff’s offices to integrate Rapid DNA testing during the booking process. But, there are some red flags over the system’s reliability. The new technology...

The Florida House will take up proposals expressing support for a federal balanced budget and congressional term limits.

A commission appointed by the governor to help oversee Florida’s transportation system would be eliminated if the bill becomes law.

A Florida bill would increase criminal penalties for immigrants who are arrested for felonies after illegally re-entering the U.S.

Florida is trying to fend off a potential class-action lawsuit over dropping people from the Medicaid program.