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The mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School sparked a movement among a younger generation angered by gun violence and set the stage for a significant shift in America's gun politics.
The quiet ending to a federal sex abuse probe is now getting a probe of its own.
Lawmakers in Washington heard testimony on Wednesday from gun control advocates, including some from South Florida.
Florida has a new Director of Cannabis.
A week before the Parkland school-shooting anniversary, top Republican leaders in the Florida Senate have proposed plans to overhaul school-safety measures.
Senate Appropriations Chairman Sen. Rob Bradley lent support Wednesday to putting the governor in a new state-operated aircraft, "whether he asks for it or not."
In the first major demonstration of an ideological shift on the revamped Florida Supreme Court, justices Tuesday refused to consider an appeal in a Miami Beach minimum-wage lawsuit that a former liberal-leaning majority of the court had scheduled to hear next month.
U.S. Congressional representatives from South Florida will be accompanied by Parkland parents, a DACA recipient, the spouse of a US Coast Guard aviator and a Venezuelan exile to Tuesday's State of the Union address.
A new report compiled by Florida officials says more than 83,000 voters didn't cast a valid vote for governor.
A voter-approved ban on electronic smoking devices in workplaces is moving forward in the Senate without a proposal by anti-smoking advocates to redefine vaping devices as tobacco products.
Overturning a decision by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, an appeals court Tuesday ordered the state to issue a permit to a major Broward County landowner that wants to drill an exploratory oil well in the Everglades.
Four families affected by the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre will be attending Tuesday's State of the Union address.
A high-profile effort to repeal the state's ban on smokable medical marijuana morphed Monday into legislation that, according to the proposal's author, would be worse for patients than doing nothing at all.
The Senate Education Committee next week will take up a school-safety bill that would allow trained classroom teachers to carry guns as school "guardians."
The much-anticipated State of the Union Address is finally set to take place this week.
