Skyrocketing housing costs and property insurance premiums, gun violence and the threat of climate change were absent from the Republican Party of Florida’s annual executive meeting on Saturday.
Florida's Republican-controlled legislature is pushing bills that would give state officials more power to deny unemployment benefits to laid-off workers.
“The people of Florida aren’t stupid — they can figure things out,” Chief Justice Carlos Muñiz said. “People can see for themselves whether it’s too broad or vague.”
The bill presented to the state legislature proposes that fertilized eggs, embryos and fetuses should be considered people with the same rights as those already born.
After twenty years of opposition from Republican leaders, a state coalition is seeking to put Medicaid expansion in the hands of voters on the 2026 ballot. Here's how you can help.
The bill is opposed by 72% of Floridians, but if it becomes law, 16 and 17-year-olds would be allowed to work the same hours as adults, even on school nights.
Party leaders say recent victories signal the onset of a Democratic resurgence that could effect a sea-change in the Sunshine State in the next election cycle.
The bill has received bipartisan support from House members and has advanced through two committees.
A strong advocate for the issues that are affecting Floridians across the state, Chambliss says the phrase "quality of life" is not an abstraction, but a reality that must be fought for.
The next Senate Minority Leader took the time to hear from students across the state. This is what he learned during his 2023 Campus Conversations College Tour.
