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The Florida House passed a bill that would provide $45 million to Jewish schools and other types of facilities to bolster security.

Listen: Among the rise of book challenges in Florida,  members of the right-wing group Moms for Liberty called police on librarians in Florida’s panhandle. Judd Legum is the author and founder of the Popular Information...

The number of Citizens Property Insurance Corp. policies increased slightly last week, reaching 1,332,617 in Florida.

Two House Republicans on Tuesday filed a proposal that would allow hand counting of ballots at election precincts.

Police seek witnesses Tampa Police released a video that shows several people they say may have been involved in the mass shooting in Ybor City. Police have charged one suspect. You can submit tips at...

The Florida House overwhelmingly passed a bill that would expand restrictions on state investments in businesses with ties to Iran.

NPR international correspondent Aya Batrawy reported from Israel on the aftermath of the Hamas attacks and on Israel's deadly response.

Florida’s largest nursing home industry group is opposing a federal proposal that would set staffing standards.

Florida lawmakers moved toward temporarily nixing a cap on the number of students who can participate in a private school voucher program.

The Florida Legislature convenes a special session to support Israel but the governor has called for Florida’s universities to “disband” pro-Palestinian groups. The pattern of dismissals of elected officials the governor does not like and...

The quality of our sleep and the factors that influence it are crucial elements that significantly impact our overall health. Dr. Fred Harvey, a renowned health expert, provides an insightful perspective on this topic. He...

Police presence in Ybor City 100 officers were patrolling in their vehicles, on foot, by bike, and on horseback in Ybor over the weekend. Two sixteen-year-olds were arrested for felonies. Police made nine other felony...