Florida Republicans jump aboard U.S. House bill that seeks to block heat protection for workers
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Florida’s deportation orders surged in June
Credit: Photo by Dave Decker Since March, deportations ordered by immigration judges in Florida have increased 18 percent, according to
Fewer Floridians are receiving federal food benefits
Credit: Shutterstock The number of Florida residents who receive federal food assistance dropped by 23% during the past year, state
Fishback admits to voting in D.C., dishes out threats in fight to stay on Florida ballot
Credit: James Fishback/Facebook During a Leon County hearing to decide whether gubernatorial candidate James Fishback should be booted from the
Counties could be on the hook for Florida’s $420 million Medicaid tab
Credit: Shutterstock With a potential cut in property tax revenue looming for Florida’s counties, other costs are on the rise.
‘Geopolitical tensions’ pump up gas prices in Florida
Credit: Shutterstock The average gallon of gas in Florida breached $4 as oil market trading increased due to escalating fighting
DeSantis recommends Trump administrator, former Florida official, to be next ed commissioner
Credit: Henry Mack/X Gov. Ron DeSantis Friday recommended a former Florida Department of Education official now serving as President Donald
FDA lowers orange juice sugar standard — officials say it will boost Florida citrus
Credit: Shutterstock Florida’s once thriving citrus industry has declined precipitously over the past two decades, but state agriculture officials believe
Florida’s back-to-school tax holiday starts Monday. Here’s what you can save on
Credit: Shutterstock Unlike in prior years, Best Buy has set up in advance a webpage linking back-to-school deals tied to Florida’s month-long
Here’s what to know about the ‘explosive’ diarrhea parasite in Central Florida
Credit: Shutterstock A parasite that can cause extended periods of “explosive,” watery diarrhea has sickened people in nearly 40 states