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The judge gave lawyers until Thursday to file briefs on where injunction should apply and to whom.

The Florida House Republican Campaign Committee gave $25,000 last month to Ed Montanari’s campaign.

Florida and South Korea’s National Institute of Environmental Research have reached an agreement aimed at trying to curb algae blooms.

The Legislature on Friday formally sent a bill to Gov. Ron DeSantis that is aimed at allowing people to kill bears in self-defense.

The Florida governor vetoed a measure that would have severely restricted the sales and production of euphoria-inducing hemp-based products.

Listen: Rates for trash collection in Tampa are going up. This comes after the City Council approved the first increase in nine years. Starting in October, Tampa’s monthly rates for trash services will increase by nearly...

The Florida Supreme Court has rejected the suspension appeal of a former state attorney. Monique Worrell was suspended by Governor Ron DeSantis in 2023

A recent poll found that 60% of people living in hurricane prone states are not going to prepare for hurricane season.

Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri says law enforcement will seize vehicles from drivers who flee from the police. Under the new initiative beginning June 11, if a driver flees in a vehicle they own –...

The University of Tampa increased its student voting and is being recognized for it.

Brush fires are becoming more frequent in the area, leaving to more burn bans. Meanwhile, Lakeland denies body cam video from Memorial Day weekend.

Through Saturday June 14, there will be no Florida sales tax on a variety of essential survival products. Items like batteries & flashlights,