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DeSantis criticizes Amendment Four

Governor Ron Desantis at a rally yesterday challenged amendment four.

Florida’s minimum wage increase isn’t enough for some people

Florida Has increased the minimum wage for non-tipped employees to 13 an hour which has caused some to say that it still isn’t enough.

UNF election poll shows Republicans hold lead in Florida

Donald Trump is ahead by double digits today after a recent voter poll.

Hurricanes took away protection for beach communities

Helene and Milton caused significant flooding on the Gulf Coast, experts say that these were two different types of flooding that caused different damage.

Judge shields school board member testimonies in Escambia County

A federal judge stopped Sscambia school board members from testifying in a legal battle to remove children’s books from libraries.

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