The Democratic Senate nominee spoke for 22 minutes at USF, with voter registration on hand for students ahead of the fall deadline.

A Tampa jury found Joby Aero willfully misused a Florida supplier's sensor trade secrets, rejecting Joby's own countersuit.

Nearly 50 churches and the SPLC say Childs Park in South St. Pete has no early voting site, just 17 days before polls open.

Florida's Class of 2028 will need a 1350 SAT for top Bright Futures honors; the Academic Scholars ACT minimum remains 29, while Medallion's rises to 25.

Hillsborough and Walton County get listening-tour stops as the state overhauls K-12 science for the first time in nearly 20 years.

Kenneth R. Otero Middle School will open in Wimauma in 2027, honoring a leader who spent 38 years shaping the district.

Ashley Herrmann says she cannot abolish the Senate from Tallahassee, but wants Medicaid expansion on the table.

A Dade City couple forged voter signatures to help a new party qualify in Kansas — and admitted doing the same in Florida.

Two false alarms in 2022 snowballed into a five-figure lien after a notice went undelivered, his daughter says.

Speakers cited passages from IQ84 and Survivor at a Hillsborough School Board meeting, though no new removal vote followed.

Property, tax and travel records show Roger Marshall's deep Sarasota ties even as he campaigns as a Kansan through November.

Jackson Heights founder Fran Tate is challenging incumbent Naya Young, betting 21 years of community work beats a fundraising gap.

Tampa Brass & Aluminum turned down Amarillo, Texas, to grow in Hillsborough County, with new jobs averaging $83,200 a year.