The FBI released an excerpt of the 911 call from the shooter who killed 49 people at Orlando gay nightclub last Sunday, and Gov. Rick Scott is criticizing the Justice Department for a series of redactions made in the transcript.
The Sarasota City Commission will be voting on a resolution to ban high capacity assault weapons on Monday and the vote is already making waves among gun rights activists who say it's merely a way for elected officials to push an anti-gun agenda.
Washington Democrats are calling for stricter gun control measures after a mass shooting in Orlando left 50 dead and dozens others wounded, and the National Rifle Association is calling on its members to oppose any legislation that might infringe on Second Amendment rights.
In an email sent this week to supporters, the NRA slammed Congress for trying to reinstate the federal ban on semi-automatic firearms, which is commonly referred to as the “assault weapons ban.”
U.S. Rep. David Jolly, R-Fla., will forego his Senate bid to replace Marco Rubio and instead will run for re-election in CD 13, Jolly announced Friday.
U.S. Rep. David Jolly will be announcing whether he will forego his campaign to replace U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio and try to return to the House of Representatives on Friday, and he's not the only one who may drop out of the race.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is setting aside money to help with Orlando law enforcement officers for their overtime work in the wake of a terrorist attack at an Orlando nightclub which left 49 people dead and dozens more wounded.
Sen. Tom Lee says he will be running for re-election to return to the Florida Senate later this year, clearing up rumors of his departure from the Florida Legislature.
The campaign to pass a constitutional amendment legalizing medical marijuana raised a little over $100,000 during the month of May, according to the latest finance reports.
The group pushing a solar power amendment had a slow month of fundraising in May, only raising a small amount of money but spending millions of dollars on TV buys.
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump heaped on the criticisms of President Barack Obama, implying the president might understand the shooting "better than anybody understands,” suggesting Obama's refusal to call the massacre in an Orlando nightclub which left 50 dead and dozens wounded an act of Radical Islamic terrorism.
