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Tom Flanigan/Many of those at the small gathering of supporters expressed concern about the steps being taken at the state and federal levels that might dilute or even overturn the constitutional right to an abortion -
yurakrasil/stock.adobe.comA parental rights bill seeks to keep parents in the loop if anything changes at school regarding their child’s mental, emotional, or physical well-being. Gina Jordan reports it has the attention of those concerned about LGBTQ rights.
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New legislation attempts to prevent the loss of seagrass in Florida, which is essential to the state's marine ecosystem, but environmentalists are skeptical of the plan. -
Amid a national worker shortage, state agencies are struggling to fill vacant positions and retain employees, including those who care for some of Florida’s most vulnerable citizens.
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An effort that seeks to reduce heat-related illnesses and deaths in Florida is getting bipartisan support. The legislation targets agriculture and other industries with outdoor workers.
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Florida lawmakers are expected to invest more money in the the state’s prisons to ease the burden of staffing shortages.
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A new bill in the Florida legislature would ban most abortions after 15 weeks. The measure is scheduled for its first committee hearing Wednesday. Already advocates and lawmakers are lining up to fight for their side of the issue.
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The investigation into the death of Jorge Diaz-Johnston is moving swiftly, and the Tallahassee Police Department hopes to make an arrest soon.
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Proposed legislation could make it harder for some outside groups to obtain certain voter application information.
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Florida lawmakers moved forward Tuesday with a plan that would connect playing the national anthem at sports events to state and local dollars.
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The Florida Senate’s state and congressional electoral maps are moving to a floor vote. Voting rights advocates argue lawmakers failed to fully account for the state's population growth -- particularly when it comes to Hispanic voters.
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Tallahassee resident and Florida LGBTQ leader Jorge Diaz-Johnston went missing earlier this month and was later found dead in a Jackson County landfill.
