Broward trustees are weighing a motion to direct a staffing plan that could eliminate about 3,000 positions over three years as enrollment falls and the district faces an $80M gap.

Florida’s top court refused to hear ARC Global’s venue challenge to Trump Media’s lawsuit, leaving an appeals‑court ruling intact and sending the fight back to Sarasota. The move keeps the dispute alive in the trial court.

A UMD graduate student urged bombing 'large swaths' of Los Angeles and Miami in a video that has drawn condemnation and calls for review.

President Trump met with House Republicans at his Doral resort as lawmakers gathered to shape the GOP's agenda ahead of the 2026 midterms.

DOJ documents show West Palm physician Bruce Moskowitz treated Jeffrey Epstein, arranged care for women in his circle and advised on Trump‑era VA policy.

A Florida drone startup backed by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump is merging with Aureus Greenway to list on Nasdaq as the Pentagon scales drone purchases.

Gov. DeSantis’ latest Board of Medicine picks include Dr. John Littell, a vocal critic of vaccine mandates; the nominations sharpen the fight over medical rules in Tallahassee.

Deerfield Beach's commission voted 4-1 to end its public-safety contract with the Broward Sheriff's Office, launching a transition to city-run police and fire departments. The move follows months of debate over costs and control.

President Trump will host a hemispheric security summit at his Doral resort with a dozen allied leaders — critics warn of rights and ethics concerns.

Leaked WhatsApp logs tied to FIU student conservatives include racist, antisemitic and violent rhetoric; Miami leaders are demanding resignations as FIU probes the matter.

After a Jan. 2 Hobe Sound crash left two teens dead and another with massive medical bills, a Tequesta mother pressed lawmakers to require bodily‑injury insurance. The plea exposes gaps in Florida’s current PIP‑based system.

A nearly $458K Python 5000 pothole patcher bought by Hollywood sat idle after quick breakdowns; officials are now trying to sell the unit and answer why legal action stalled.

House and Senate bills would raise Florida’s sovereign‑immunity caps, but they disagree on how big the increases should be. The session ends March 13, 2026.