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The Florida Senate warned two newspapers a third-degree felony could follow if they keep using a report showing insurers paid affiliates billions while claiming losses.
Marion County's School Board revisits the Wyomina Park rezoning plan Wednesday after a month of public pushback and a postponed vote.
Jacksonville's franchise jumped 44% in a year even as it ranks among the NFL's smallest markets.
Health First is eliminating 214 jobs and ending its Hospital at Home program even as it builds a $410 million Merritt Island hospital.
Commissioners considered a proposal to keep the Maitland Avenue library open another year while considering the library’s future.
Sean Hurley walks with a shorter leg and specialized footwear after a 2019 crash. A new state bill would let taxpayers cover his $20.8 million verdict.
Council members tabled the hike, demanding cost data first — even as they rejected a Rotary Club's $49,573.77 pavilion reimbursement request.
Seminole County leaders say a property-tax measure on November's ballot could affect staffing for deputies and firefighters alike.
Commissioners want Brevard voters, not the board itself, to decide whether gas prices rise to fix crumbling roads.
Sheriffs from Polk and Marion counties warned Amendment 3 could gut police and fire budgets statewide with no backup funding plan.
County commissioners want to see how cities divide up growth before locking in a 25-year land-use blueprint.
City leaders may bar treated wastewater from drinking taps, even though Palm Coast already sends 99% of it to lawns instead.
The debate over tax cuts and bigger reserves has put the governor at odds with his party's leadership.
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