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With a high-stakes gambling deal with the Seminole Tribe set to expire in July, lawmakers may not have to hold a special session to keep it from falling apart, according to a prominent senator who was instrumental in crafting the agreement, called a compact, five years ago.
A new poll suggests Americans appear open to a softer immigration policy than Republican presidential candidates have preached in the past.
Legislative leaders are set to meet for a special session to find a compromise on Florida's budget.
Uber is revving up their efforts for a spot in the Legislature's special session.
Hillary Rodham Clinton has put her spin on the immigration debate, now saying those in the country illegally should gain citizenship, challenging a centerpiece of Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush's likely presidential candidacy.
Amid the battle to pass a new budget, Florida Governor Rick Scott said no agreement has been reached with the Obama administration on health care financing issues.
Calling for reforms based on "limited government," two-term Republican Congressman Ron DeSantis announced Wednesday he will run in 2016 for a U.S. Senate seat that will be vacated by presidential candidate Marco Rubio.
Florida Republican Marco Rubio tops the list of potential GOP candidates, according to a new poll.
Secretary of State Ken Detzner says he has not given advice to Florida Governor Rick Scott about a bill that would let Floridians register to vote online.
As Marco Rubio is giving up his Senate seat to seek the GOP presidential nomination, Republican U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis is expected to run for Rubio's seat.
The federal government funds for hospitals that treat low-income and Medicaid patients are set to expire next month.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is set to announce he will seek the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott is getting support from governors in Kansas and Texas in his fight against the Obama administration to free billions of federal hospital dollars even if the states don't expand Medicaid.
A federal judge last week rejected the state's latest attempt to end a decade-long lawsuit that contends Florida has not properly provided care to children in the Medicaid program.
Gov. Rick Scott wasted little time in reappointing 16 agency heads, including the leaders of two health-care agencies and the state's elections chief, after the Senate did not confirm them before the end of the regular legislative session.
