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The Florida Senate is bringing in a team from Tampa General Hospital to help determine how to safely hold committee meetings and the 2021 legislative session as the state continues to struggle with COVID-19.

A two-day hearing is fueling anticipation about a federal judge's upcoming decision whether to block provisions of a new Florida law requiring ex-felons to repay all court fines and fees before they can be allowed to vote in future elections.

Judge William Davis said the court will hold jury conference on Tuesday, with closing to follow on Wednesday.

Fifty people attended a discussion titled “Water: What Is It Good For?” that featured five panelists with varied environmental experience.

The small black and blue bus won’t be leaving its parking spot anytime soon.

After the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools to shut down nationwide, Bradenton attorney Carl Reynolds decided to donate Google Chromebook computers to any student in need.

By taking proper precautions, actors should soon be able to return to the stage of the Hippodrome Theatre.

Hurricane Isaias represents Florida’s first possible experience with a deadly double-whammy of a hurricane during a pandemic.

Each year, the free event welcomes around 1,000 people from all over Alachua County.

The bill will head to Gov. Rick Scott’s desk where it’s expected to be signed into law. If signed, the law will take immediate effect.