Florida's public counsel says FPL customers are already paying into a multiyear settlement and that his office is appealing the commission's approval.

New bills in Tallahassee would send bail refunds back to defendants, critics say, starving nonprofit bail funds and increasing pretrial jail time and taxpayer costs.

Preliminary VISIT FLORIDA estimates show 143.3 million visitors in 2025, driven by domestic travel and a record fourth quarter. The tally could reshape spring travel across Orlando, Miami and the Gulf Coast.

A coalition of seven Florida private schools says Step Up For Students failed to deliver millions in scholarship dollars, straining small and special‑needs programs and spawning a Duval County lawsuit.

Jacksonville honors late local leader Terry Fields with flags at half-staff at City Hall, reflecting on his impact as a State Representative and City Council President.

City watchdogs are reviewing Councilman Raul Arias’ business ties and grant activity. Arias says he has fully cooperated.

Lawmakers in Tallahassee advanced bills to let booster money top up high-school coach pay, setting a statewide floor tied to hours worked and raising equity questions.

The Florida House voted to send a 2026 ballot question that could eliminate most non‑school property taxes on homesteads, setting up a fight over billions in local funding.

18 individuals graduated from a program aimed at helping former inmates reintegrate into society, supported by Jax Sheriff's Office and Matrix House, highlighting the importance of rehabilitative resources.

An Orlando fact‑check debunks 39 common Florida voting myths and flags a large number of inactive registrations. Here’s a local guide to what actually matters on ballots, ballot photos and restored voting rights.

On March 17 South Jacksonville voters will decide whether to form a fire district and approve a tax to raise $475,000 for equipment and daytime staffing.

The City Commission invites public input at an upcoming priority-setting workshop facilitated by Linda Lanier on April 6, allowing community members to influence local policy and projects.

A sweeping AI 'Bill of Rights' moved through a Florida Senate committee Wednesday, adding parental opt‑outs and tighter rules for chatbots and school AI tools.