The News Service of Florida
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A unanimous appellate-court panel says FSU can proceed with a lawsuit against the Atlantic Coast Conference in the latest twist in a two-state legal battle. -
The U.S. Department of Justice will monitor compliance with federal civil rights laws in communities in 27 states on Election Day. -
A state program that provides critical backup coverage for property insurers could pay an estimated $4.6 billion because of 2024 hurricane claims, mainly from Milton. -
Voters are casting ballots on a proposed constitutional amendment, known as Amendment 1, that would require partisan school-board elections starting in 2026. -
A federal judge has extended a restraining order blocking state officials from taking action against TV stations running an ad urging voters to support Amendment 4. -
The groups claim the law violates the First Amendment and that parents should be the ones to decide what platforms or websites their children can access. -
Florida voters will decide whether to approve Amendment 2, which would put hunting and fishing rights in the state Constitution. -
Greenhouse and nursery-grown plants, particularly holiday poinsettias, might be in short supply and cost more because of hurricane damage this year. -
Leon County Supervisor of Elections Mark Earley says early voting has many advantages over waiting until Election Day for Floridians to cast their ballots. -
More than 1,400 urban search-and-rescue crew members — and more than 100 swift-water boats — were staged throughout the state ahead of Milton’s landfall.
