Republican office holders across Florida are starting to take sides in the primary to replace state Attorney General Pam Bondi who faces term limits next year. 

From his perch as vice chairman of the U.S. House Veterans’ Affairs Committee, this week, U.S. Rep. Gus Bilirakis, R-Fla., continued his campaign to ensure the VA gives veterans more options to use alternative treatments. 

Relationships are hard to sustain in life, and nowhere is that more true than in politics. All of the usual building, maintenance and occasional rebuilding happen under the glare of public scrutiny.

It’s official: Florida Gov. Scott has signed a bill to regulate Florida’s growing medical marijuana industry into law.

Gov. Rick Scott, who probably understands the American healthcare industry as well as anyone in Washington, will dive into next week's Senate debates on the Republicans' proposed bill to repeal and replace Obamacare.

On Thursday, two members of the Florida congressional delegation teamed up to offer a proposal calling for an end to global dog meat and cat meat trade. 

The South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) this week scored a crucial legal victory to protect the right to representation in lawsuits that will impact the use of water in South Florida.

Florida politicians weighed in on the U.S. Senate’s new proposal to repeal and replace Barack Obama’s signature healthcare bill.

The University of Florida finished first among the 11 universities eligible for state performance funding in the upcoming budget year, garnering $55 million of the $245 million total.
 
UF netted $7 million in new performance funding, up from $48 million in the current year, in a list approved Thursday by the state university system's Board of Governors, which was meeting at the University of South Florida.
 

Frequent flyers with a medical marijuana prescription beware: it is now illegal to carry any form of marijuana, even for medicinal purposes, in the Orlando International Airport.