Governor Ron DeSantis delivered his State of the State address, highlighting Florida’s successes and contrasting them with other states', positioning himself as a potential presidential candidate.

A new Florida bill, SB 1752, proposes tighter restrictions for mail-in voting, prompting concerns from election officials and advocates over its impact on voter access.

The Justice Department settled with Florida housing corporations over alleged child discrimination, violating the Fair Housing Act, with a $52,000 fine.

The Florida GOP removed Chairman Christian Ziegler following sexual assault allegations and an ongoing investigation; no criminal charges have been filed yet.

Florida GOP lawmakers have introduced bills to restrict minors under 16 from having social media accounts and regulate harmful content for those under 18.

A Florida bill aims to remove local powers to investigate police, sparking debate on oversight and its impact on law enforcement careers and community relations.

Coral Gables Mayor Vince Lago sues radio station Actualidad 1040 AM for defamation after claims made on-air suggested he was under an ethics investigation, a statement he and the Ethics Commission refute.

Florida introduces new laws effective January 1, 2024, focusing on campground reservations, bail bond schedules, financial transparency for city officials, road safety, healthcare eligibility expansion, and support for disabled individuals.

Florida's expanded 'Move Over' law requires drivers to move over for all vehicles with hazard lights on from January 1, 2024.

The House Committee on Ethics has launched an investigation into Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick's alleged campaign finance violations during her 2022 campaigns.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is under investigation by the Florida Commission on Ethics for attending high-profile sporting events and his mayoral conduct.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez faces scrutiny for his dual role as a PR agent for Saudi Arabia and his work at a law firm with Saudi ties, raising ethical concerns and prompting a congressional probe.

The Florida State Guard is intensifying its immigration control efforts, while Governor DeSantis promotes a strong security posture during his presidential campaign, further supported by a $57 million funding proposal.