Day: March 16, 2023

Teachers unions and those for health care workers face new hurdles organizing and keeping members under proposed legislation.

Record seaweed could be washing up on Space Coast

A job fair was held on Thursday.

The House sponsor said the state would not regulate what private schools that accept state funds can teach.

During a stop in Winter Haven at a choreographed even in front of supporters, DeSantis praised Florida’s response and lashed out at federal experts.

The property insurance market was already in crisis when two hurricanes hit Florida. Lawmakers are looking to expand reforms passed in special sessions.

The Brevard Zoo was criticized for hosting an event for Randy Fine’s Florida Senate campaign. Protesters were upset over his stance on trans issues.

Former President Trump’s super PAC is accusing Gov. Ron DeSantis of election-related ethics violations in running a “shadow” presidential campaign.

The bill wants Florida colleges to “preserve the constitutional republic through traditional, historically accurate” general education courses.

Rubio, ranking GOP member on the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee, is among other Senate Republicans who scolded the governor’s views this week.

Rebekah Jones accuses former state health official of firing her for trying to file whistleblower complaint after being asked to lie about COVID data.

SpaceX is gearing up for a sunset Falcon 9 launch from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station on Friday, but windy weather could hinder liftoff.

Scenes on a sunny afternoon on the Indian River Lagoon at Parrish Park in Titusville, east of the A. Max Brewer Bridge.

Franklin has since walked back remarks that appeared to support a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender children. But he stands firm in support of school vouchers