Charter education fight heading to Supreme Court
Nine county school boards are going to the Florida Supreme Court in a battle about the constitutionality of a controversial 2017 law that sought to bolster charter schools.
Gainesville selects next city manager
The City of Gainesville on Friday announce the appointment of Lee Feldman to the position of Gainesville City Manager.
Hillary Clinton calls Trump 'illegitimate president' and 'corrupt human tornado'
Former Secretary of State and presidential campaign rival Hillary Clinton blasted President Trump on Thursday, calling him "illegitimate" and a "corrupt human tornado."
President Trump to sign Medicare executive order in Central Florida on Oct. 3
President Donald Trump is coming back to the Sunshine State.
Governor DeSantis raises money to back President Trump
Gov. Ron DeSantis, on behalf of the Republican Party of Florida, is raising money to back President Donald Trump amid an impeachment inquiry and allegations of trying to pressure Ukraine’s leader to help in the 2020 election.
State lawmakers will weigh teacher salaries, bonuses
Gov. Ron DeSantis has been tight-lipped about the details of his teacher-compensation plan for the upcoming legislative session, but this week he suggested doing away with a controversial bonus program.
February arguments set on assault weapons, pot
The Florida Supreme Court has scheduled February arguments for proposed constitutional amendments that would ban assault weapons and legalize recreational marijuana. The court on Monday set Feb. 4 arguments for each of the ballot initiatives.
Trump needles new presidential candidate Warren on Native American claims
President Trump wasted little time Saturday before needling newly declared presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren over her controversial efforts to align herself with Native Americans.