Florida Politics

Te Brown, running for Fla. Congress, prepares for federal wire fraud trial in Ill. while seeking to replace Rep. Frederica Wilson.

Democratic challenger accuses incumbent Sen. James Uthmeier of misappropriating funds and evading transparency regarding the nonprofit organization's operations in upcoming election cycle.

New Florida law prohibits local police from using automated license plate cameras on state roads. The legislation addresses growing public concerns over privacy and the expansion of law enforcement surveillance technologies across the state's transportation network.

Ty Cobb issues warning about Donald Trump's plans to interfere with midterm elections, highlighting concerns over democratic processes ahead of key state races.

Florida's Board of Governors approved a rule banning undocumented students from state universities starting in 2027. The decision follows similar restrictions on community colleges and technical programs enacted earlier this year by the Florida Board of Education.

President Trump issued a fresh insult targeting Democrat James Talarico. The comment highlights intensifying partisan tensions in national political discourse.

Florida ethics officials determined there is probable cause to believe businesses owned by Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa illegally received funds from a city grant program, potentially leading to further legal action against the mayor.

House Democratic Leader Fentrice Driskell calls for impeachment proceedings against AG James Uthmeier regarding $10M in Medicaid settlement funds diverted to political committees.

Election officials issue urgent reminders regarding mail-in ballot submission deadlines for South Florida residents ahead of the upcoming election cycle.

Donald Trump warns that Florida communities resisting AI data center construction risk becoming 'backwards and poor,' intensifying debates over tech expansion, energy grids, and local control.

Florida’s annual sales tax holiday for hunting, fishing, and camping supplies starts Sept. 1. Exemptions cover specific items under set price limits through Dec. 31.

Florida's FDOT ordered removal of LPRs from state roads within 30 days, citing sovereignty and privacy. Local sheriffs may comply voluntarily despite public safety benefits cited by vendors like Flock.