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A Judge Faces A Crucial Decision Amid COVID, A Constitutional Clash, And Power Over Public Schools
In Florida’s state capital, Leon Circuit Judge Charles Dodson faces a daunting task.
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In Florida’s state capital, Leon Circuit Judge Charles Dodson faces a daunting task.
A fiscal watchdog organization for state government has proposed a pathway for Florida out of the COVID-19 economic mire.
Trump’s pick to lead the Bureau of Land Management will continue leading the agency even after his nomination is withdrawn.
A federal unemployment supplement of $300 weekly has been granted for jobless people in 11 states so far, but Florida is not among them.
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has a robust plan to help the LGBTQ community, and a proven record of supporting its causes.
Of course there’s a Florida angle to the federal indictment of Trump’s former adviser Steve Bannon, and Trump's many other indicted cronies.
A school nutrition leader and other advocates are calling on the federal government to extend a summer meals program.
Nikki Fried, the only Democrat on Florida’s statewide-elected Cabinet, said Wednesday that Florida had surpassed 10,000 COVID-19 deaths.
A year ago, I tagged along with a couple of professional python hunters searching the Everglades for the big snakes.
"It’s the pandemic, and that people are in fear that something will happen, so they don’t want to come out," according to a poll worker.
A Florida lawyer argued that the felon voting-rights amendment might die if the court decides making felons pay a fee is unconstitutional.
Two civil rights organizations joined the Florida Education Association and other plaintiffs in a lawsuit against reopening schools.
The Florida House and Senate will get a little gayer as a result of Democratic primary races on Tuesday.
More than 800,000 renters in Florida are at risk of being evicted within weeks, a fallout framed by financial duress and coronavirus crisis.
The last permission needed to start releasing hundreds of millions of genetically modified mosquitoes in the Florida Keys was granted.
Lawmakers in some cases are seeing the fallout on the abortion issue, according to Florida Planned Parenthood PAC.
Some Florida districts opened their school doors less than a week ago, and already, they are reporting COVID-19 cases on their campuses.
Close to two years after Hurricane Michael devastated N. Florida and left thousands homeless, the region still struggles with recovery.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, announced Monday seven states have been approved to receive the added benefit.
Florida's Caribbean community may be motivated to vote blue now that Joe Biden has picked a running mate whose father was born in Jamaica.