Florida's 60-day Legislative Session Coming To A Close
The last day of the 60-day legislative session is in full swing.
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The last day of the 60-day legislative session is in full swing.
Dozens of officers watch silently every Sunday morning as white-clad dissident enter Mass at Santa Rita Church in a leafy Havana neighborhood filled with mansions overlooking the Florida Straits.
With a handshake at the beginning, the last GOP debate before Tuesday's Florida primary began. The candidates appeared more presidential and less like schoolyard bullies.
With just a day left in the legislative session, proponents of app-based transportation network companies are making a last-ditch effort to get a Senate floor vote on a seemingly doomed measure focused on the burgeoning industry.
Among the more than two dozen laws Gov. Rick Scott signed on Thursday included clergy rights on same-sex marriage, boycotting anti-Israel companies and making airport travel more convenient for disabled vets.
Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz got a new endorsement Thursday ahead of the Republican debate in Miami.
Republican presidential hopeful Marco Rubio is letting his super PAC attack front-runner Donald Trump in advertising - ahead of a must-win primary in Rubio's home state of Florida.
Governor Rick Scott signed off on a bill Thursday that will lead to replacing the statue of a Confederate general at the National Statuary Hall in Washington.
A testy exchange between moderator and candidate pushed the Democratic debate for president into high gear early on at the Miami Dade College stage on Wednesday night.
The stakes couldn't be higher in tonight's republican debate.
Florida lawmakers are set to approve a tax-cut package on the final day of the legislative session.
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton is out in full force ahead of Florida's primary.
Florida Ethics officials are accusing Deerfield Beach's mayor of misusing her position.
The Senate approved a wide-ranging education bill on a nearly party-line vote Wednesday, sending a laundry list of proposals to the House in the waning days of the legislative session.
Republican presidential hopeful Marco Rubio was back in his home state rallying for support ahead of Florida's primary - his make-or-break moment.
