Man's best friend makes a cameo in Rep. Dana Young's latest campaign ad released Friday.
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Over 500,000 Florida voters have cast their ballots by mail for the August primary, according to the latest numbers from the Florida Division of Elections.
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Florida set a record in tourism after the second quarter, welcoming 57.4 million visitors, the highest number of any six months in the state’s history.
According to a Governor's Office press release issued Friday, in the second quarter of 2016, 27.3 million visitors came to the state, an increase of 3.1 percent. The average number of direct travel-related jobs in quarter two of 2016 was also a record high, with 1,255,200 Floridians employed in the tourism industry -- up 4.3 percent over the year.
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Florida’s A through F grading system as a means to gauge a school's performance has been fraught with controversy in recent years, and now a statewide parent group is fed up, calling for an end to the system which has been basic in Florida education for 17 years.
Nevada, which calls itself the "Battle Born State," actually was born prematurely because of Republicans' anxiety. Now, 152 years later, it again is a subject of their anxiety.
The dust settled only months ago on the once-a-decade project of redrawing Florida's congressional and legislative districts to account for population changes. But because of the lengthy legal battle that followed the Legislature's original efforts at drawing the lines, the beginning of the next redistricting process is less than five years away.
Despite the challenge of "an insanely wet 'dry season'" -- 10 inches in January alone -- Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA) farmers were able to keep their 20-year hot streak alive.
A group of Florida parents are suing the Florida Department of Education over a state law which requires students who fail the state’s standardized reading test, saying students should be allowed to pass based on their performance in class instead.
Flush with cash, state Rep. Irv Slosberg was giving incumbent Sen. Jeff Clemens fits in very blue SD 31 -- until Jose Lambiet did his thing this morning.
