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Thus Far The Only Candidate, AG Moody Files For 2022 Reelection
Attorney General Ashley Moody publicly opened her campaign for reelection next year, becoming the first and thus far only candidate.
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Attorney General Ashley Moody publicly opened her campaign for reelection next year, becoming the first and thus far only candidate.
Florida ranks no. 5 on the 2022 U.S. News and World Report ranking of public universities, and no. 28 when ranked with high-caliber schools.
DeSantis "has conspicuously declined federal orders" to send COVID search-response teams to Fla., with supplies and personnel to help.
It occurs following a court decision allowing Florida education officials to continue penalizing school districts with strict mask mandates.
Florida hospitals experienced an influx of patients during the past month due to COVID-19 and the more contagious Delta variant.
A state appeal court has freed the DeSantis administration to punish school districts that insist on strict face-masking policies.
Some school districts are staying put on strict mask mandates, while others are considering how to proceed following the latest decision.
Former Florida prison officer Terrance Reynolds, convicted of assaulting young inmates at a South Florida prison, was sentenced this week.
If the governor holds a news conference and doesn't take questions from the press, is it really a news conference?
Despite this recent decline, federal health officials released data showing infections have increased to 13,774, up from 10,162.
Advocates for women's reproductive rights warned state lawmakers Thursday they are prepared to fight for abortion access in Florida.
A state trial judge has cleared Fla., school districts to enforce mask mandates until a state appeals court rules if DeSantis has authority.
The U.S. Supreme Court acquiesced in Texas's de facto ban on abortions, prompting DeSantis to weigh his pro-life options and his next step.
Florida and a dozen other states imprison people at the highest rates in the world, without demonstrating that incarceration reduces crime.
While officials withheld salaries of Broward County School Board members due to strict mask mandates, the district called on DeSantis.
Astatula Elementary School in Central Florida's Lake County had a daily moment of silence in place long before a new law demanded it.
School districts will continue to impose strict mask mandates, even though a key court ruling was appealed and the legal battle goes on.
A national environmental law organization cites a sweeping Aug. 31 federal ruling limiting states’ authority on such permitting.
As with Hurricane Michael (2018) and Hurricane Ida recently, climate change is stoking severe weather the Gulf Coast has rarely seen before.
A Texas law that heavily restricts access to abortions could have astounding implications for the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade decision.