State Sen. Greg Evers' decision to give away a semi-automatic rifle similar to a gun used in the massacre at an Orlando nightclub could be priceless.
Read More »Obama Embraces Orlando Families, Appeals For Gun Controls
The president spent roughly two hours talking privately with victims' families and survivors of the attack in a gay dance club.
Read More »Political Fight in Florida Over Zika Reaching Fever Pitch
As the number of reported cases in the Sunshine State rises, politicians are growing more concerned.
Read More »Grayson, Jolly Show Differences In Senate Race
U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson, an Orlando Democrat, and U.S. Rep. David Jolly debated Monday night. Both are vying for Sen. Marco Rubio's open Senate seat.
Read More »Florida Supreme Court Blocks Abortion Law
The Florida Supreme Court temporarily blocked a state law that requires women to wait 24 hours before receiving an abortion.
Read More »Gwen Graham, Considering Bid For Governor, Won’t Run For Congress
Rep. Gwen Graham announced April 21 she will not be seeking re-election for Congress. She said she is considering a bid for Governor in 2018 instead.
Read More »Court Rejects Brown Lawsuit On Districts
A federal court in Tallahassee rejected Democratic Congresswoman Corrine Brown's legal fight to keep her current district intact. Rep. Gwen Graham's district will also be affected.
Read More »Florida Governor Approves Raises For Elections Supervisors
Supporters argue the lower pay rate was a legacy of an earlier era, when women held the overwhelming majority of supervisors' offices.
Read More »Court Prepares To Delve Into Rep. Brown’s Districting Battle
Brown is seeking an injunction that would block the state from using the new Congressional District 5.
Read More »Voter Registration Paints Party Pictures
Voter registration for the presidential primaries closed a month ago. More than 8 million Floridians are registered as Republicans or Democrats, while nearly 3 million voters in the state are registered with no party affiliation, according to data from the state Division of Elections.
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