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A new Florida law that takes effect this week cracks down on the illicit use of Apple AirTags or other Bluetooth trackers to stalk or follow someone during the commission of a dangerous crime.
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Local government officials on Tuesday offered some pushback against state efforts to cut property taxes and question city and county spending.
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State Rep. Ryan Chamberlin, from Marion County, revealed his "Freedom 1,2,3" proposal to reporters during a Zoom press conference on Tuesday. The move came months after Gov. Ron DeSantis first pressured state lawmakers to eliminate the tax.
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After a contentious legislative session this year that required overtime to hammer out a budget, Florida lawmakers could again face decisions about limiting spending during the 2026 session.
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HB 652 was one of nine “claim” bills that lawmakers approved this year, directing state and local government agencies to provide compensation for injuries, a death, and a case of wrongful incarceration.
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More than $8 million in project funding was cut from Escambia and Santa Rosa counties in the state's budget, signed Monday by Gov. Ron DeSantis.
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Okaloosa Republican Nathan Boyles wins the special election for Florida House District 3.
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Lawmakers in Florida's Republican-dominated state capitol advanced their respective plans for the state's budget on Wednesday, but the proposals remain billions of dollars apart from each other — and from Gov. Ron DeSantis' proposed spending plan for the upcoming year.
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The bill would rollback years of legal protections surrounding doctor-patient confidentiality, and take away behavioral risk-screening questionnaires as a valuable tool for medical professionals.
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A year after lawmakers relaxed the state’s child labor laws, a divided Florida Senate panel on Tuesday gave initial approval to a measure that would further roll back work restrictions for kids as young as 14.