Q Poll: Florida Flirts With Outsiders In Presidential Campaign
Floridians continue to flirt with outsiders in the presidential campaign and that could be bad news for former state Governor Jeb Bush.
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Floridians continue to flirt with outsiders in the presidential campaign and that could be bad news for former state Governor Jeb Bush.
The U.S. Secretary of Commerce is in Cuba with the main topic on the table being the embargo.
Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush is telling an audience of eastern Iowa party faithful that a conservative will win the White House if the party convinces Americans it can knock down barriers to economic growth.
As he continues to try and lure companies to Florida, Gov. Rick Scott once again is asking legislators to keep in place a tax break for manufacturing companies.
Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio vowed Tuesday to cap the number of regulations government can impose on businesses, particularly "on-demand" startups like Uber and Airbnb that he considers models for a changing national economy.
Miami-Dade Commissioner Jose 'Pepe' Diaz was back in county hall for the first time since his DUI arrest on Tuesday.
The Florida House's Criminal Justice Subcommittee has approved a bill that would allow licensed gun owners to openly carry their weapons.
A measure to again give Florida shoppers a 10-day "sales-tax holiday" on back-to-school items easily won support Monday in its first Senate committee.
Most employees and job seekers could refuse to turn over private user names and passwords for social media sites without retribution, under a revived measure approved by a Senate panel Monday.
It was a top secret event that surprised a full house at the American Airlines Arena Friday night.
The Miami-Dade race to replace term-limited Rep. Erik Fresen continues to attract candidates.
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton unveiled new gun control measures days after a deadly shooting in Oregon.
A revamped proposal that would legalize marijuana for patients with certain medical conditions is in the hands of the Florida Supreme Court, which will decide if the ballot initiative meets the criteria to go before voters next year.
Republican presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina has spent the last two weeks repeating an erroneous description of videos secretly recorded by anti-abortion activists. That seems bound to continue as she makes her opposition to Planned Parenthood a centerpiece of her 2016 campaign.
