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A proposal designed to prevent golf courses, pickleball courts and luxury resorts in Florida State Parks is ready to go to the full Senate.

It seeks to prevent “unintended development within the state park system” after widespread opposition to the “Great Outdoors Initiative.”

Today Florida lawmakers unanimously advanced a bill to prevent golf courses, pickleball courts, hotels and other developments that do not promote conservation from being built in state parks. The bill is a response to last...

The bill would prevent the development of such things as golf courses, pickleball courts and lodges in Florida State Parks.

The bill would prevent the development of such things as golf courses, pickleball courts and lodges in Florida State Parks.

New social media law goes into effect Jan. 1 A new law banning kids under the age of 14 from having social media accounts takes effect in Florida on January 1. Under the law, 14...

Hundreds of amateurs and pros are competing this week at a PPA professional pickleball tournament in Holly Hill, Florida.

SB 80 would strike golf courses, tennis courts, pickleball courts and ball fields from recreational uses at Florida State Parks.

"Florida’s most arrogant governor may finally have found limits to what he can pull off." - Martin Dyckman.

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office defended the idea of making these changes to Florida State Parks “more visitor-friendly.”

Conservation groups object to the possibility of adding lodging, pickleball and golf at Florida State Parks; state releases details.

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection announced its “Great Outdoors Initiative” aimed at expanding public access to state parks.