Marco Rubio had fighting words for the Congressional Budget Office’s analysis of the U.S. Senate’s proposal to repeal and replace Obamacare this week. On Wednesday, Rubio wasted no time laying into the CBO’s evaluation of the bill, which analysts say will leave 22 million more people uninsured by 2026. 

The Florida Council of 100 is making recommendations to keep Florida’s PreK-3 students on the path to success. Dubbed “The Horizons 2040 Project: Prekindergarten Through Grade 3,” the report establishes a more long-term vision for elementary education through “beacons” of educational progress.

Daniel Perez unveiled his first Spanish language ad attacking his opponent Jose Mallea in the race for Florida’s 116th House District on Thursday.

 
Over half of Florida’s public schools received an “A” or “B” letter grade for the 2016-2017 school year, according to a new report released Wednesday from the Florida Department of Education.

Gov. Rick Scott is diving headfirst into a debate over the U.S. Senate’s new health care plan to repeal and replace Obamacare, rubbing shoulders with national leaders as they duke out the proposal in Washington this week.

At least one black farmer will become one of the state’s newest licensees to grow medical marijuana, but it’s unclear exactly who will benefit from the state’s tight requirements for qualifying licensees.

Florida has a new Chief Financial Officer: Gov. Rick Scott named former Republican House Rep. Jimmy Patronis Florida's next CFO on Monday. 

Gov. Rick Scott will name former Republican House Rep. Jimmy Patronis Florida's next Chief Financial Officer on Monday. 

Florida lawmakers didn’t make the grade when it came to accessibility for public records and meetings, according to a new scorecard released from the Florida Society of News Editors.

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