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Tech groups sued, contending that the Florida social media law violates First Amendment rights.

St. Petersburg Fire Rescue, in collaboration with Safe Kids Florida Suncoast, will host a free life jacket giveaway today, March 12.

A federal lawsuit says the Florida law violates First Amendment rights and that parents should make decisions about children’s social media.

The U.S. Magistrate Judge rejected a request that would have shielded the child from having to testify in a deposition.

The new law will ease decades-old regulations on the hours that 16- and 17-year-old Floridians can work.

Gov. Ron DeSantis has until April 5 to act on the bills to keep kids off some social media sites and to loosen child work regulations.

After vetoing an earlier version, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday made clear he will sign HB 3 to keep kids off social media platforms.

Florida lawmakers approved a watered-down bill targeting vaping products geared toward children.

A tech-industry group Thursday quickly urged Gov. Ron DeSantis to veto a bill that seeks to prevent children off social media platforms.

The Florida House on Wednesday gave final approval to a revised bill that seeks to keep children off social media platforms.

“Federal courts have halted enforcement of similar laws in Ohio and Arkansas,” FIRE said in a prepared statement.

Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed an earlier bill, now Florida lawmakers will take up a revised plan that would try to keep children off social-media.