Analysis shows about 44% of Gov. Lombardo’s 2025 haul came through bundled donations tied to gaming and real‑estate interests, raising questions about access.

A state law lets certified facility dogs accompany child and other vulnerable witnesses during courtroom testimony with a judge's approval, setting training, health and insurance standards.

Broward County announces Presidents' Day closures of government offices and various services. Online resources remain available, but some call centers and physical services are affected. Parks are open with fees; transit operates normally.

Oklahoma Governor comments on Expand Energy's decision to move its headquarters to Houston while pledging to maintain significant operations in the state. He emphasizes his commitment to improving the business climate in Oklahoma.

A DHRD report found hundreds of state jobs vacant for years and lawmakers have filed bills to abolish chronically empty posts. Advocates say the moves could free up millions, but agencies warn of service risks.

Polk County approved the purchase of 26.79 acres for a future North Lakeland government center and has scheduled a community meeting for Feb. 17.

St. Johns County Fire Rescue hosted the Winter Cadet Games, supporting future firefighters' growth with competitions in fire service skills and leadership.

The White House rejected Illinois' appeal for summer storm aid, affecting roughly 438,000 residents across five counties. Gov. J.B. Pritzker called the denial politically motivated.

Monica Robb Blasdel received the Conservation Legislator of the Year award from the Columbiana County Federation of Conservation Clubs for her commitment to environmental protection.

Joshua Simmons, Coral Springs' first Black Commissioner and Vice Mayor, is campaigning to become the city's first Black Mayor, challenging incumbent Scott Brook in the November election.

Researchers told a Senate committee that Gen Z is trailing previous generations on attention and memory, and Tampa Bay doctors say unstructured screen time may be a culprit.

Cyndy Wright Sellers returned to UC Clermont to complete her degree after a 50-year break, during which she had a successful banking career and raised her family.

House Judiciary Committee subpoenas eight insurers for information on Obamacare subsidy fraud prevention after a GAO report reveals unreconciled subsidies and potential SSN misuse.