Marco Rubio Highlighting His Faith On Campaign Trail
Marco Rubio believes that if he were elected president he would be an instrument of God's will.
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Marco Rubio believes that if he were elected president he would be an instrument of God's will.
Presidential hopeful Donald Trump has turned to the "Freedom Kids" for a new jam.
A federal judge set a trial date in a lawsuit that could affect casinos run by the Seminole Tribe of Florida.
Florida's Senate is giving their official seal another makeover. Last year they voted to remove the Confederate battle flag from the official seal but did not make a final decision on what the new seal should look like.
A bill that would allow South Florida couples to 'shack up' has cleared another hurdle.
Republican presidential hopefuls will be returning to the main stage Thursday evening for their last debate before the February 1st Iowa caucus.
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz failed to disclose on federal fundraising reports that he relied on $1 million in loans to help finance his 2012 Senate campaign.
Five dispensing organizations selected by state officials promised lawmakers Wednesday they would meet a deadline next month to get medical-marijuana production off the ground, despite legal challenges that could threaten their licenses.
A proposal that would prevent local governments from regulating popular app-based transportation services such as Uber and Lyft continues to roll through the Florida House.
The powerful chairman of a Senate committee that oversees the criminal-justice budget said Wednesday that Florida's backlog of thousands of untested rape kits is one of his top priorities.
President Barack Obama spelled out what he wants to happen in Cuba during his last State of The Union address.
A House panel Tuesday approved a plan that would shield the fantasy-sports industry from Florida's gambling laws, though some lawmakers expressed concerns about a lack of regulations.
As the annual legislative session got underway Tuesday, the chairman of an influential Senate committee has yet to decide if members will hear two controversial gun measures.
Americans should resist "the siren call of the angriest voices" in how the nation treats immigrants, South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley said as the GOP used its formal response to President Barack Obama's State of the Union address to try softening the tough stance embraced by some of its leading presidential candidates.
