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Florida’s new budget for the 2026-27 is in effect and the state will be spending more than $117.6 billion on the environment, education, transportation, healthcare, criminal justice and economic development. Embedded with the billions is also funding slated to go toward individual cities, counties, municipalities, and other local entities—including Calhoun and Liberty Counties.
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Bristol's water tower got an update. Now it ensures visitors know Liberty County High School is home of the Bulldogs.
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The Florida Public Defender Association has expressed “deep concern” about a case involving a Liberty County judge who held an improper discussion with a prosecutor after a court hearing.
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A Liberty County judge could face a 30-day unpaid suspension and a public reprimand because of a discussion with a prosecutor after a court hearing held on Zoom.
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Sheriffs from 38 counties across Florida traveled to Tallahassee on Thursday to talk about crime reduction, funding needs and other legislative priorities, as part of "Sheriffs Day at the Capitol."
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The state is sending nearly $30 million to small and rural communities across Florida. The money comes from a federally funded grant program aimed at improving infrastructure and developing local economies.
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Early voting starts today in Liberty County. The area has more than 4,000 registered voters.
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Students in Liberty County will return to classes on August 31. Here's a look at some of the changes students can expect for the new year.
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As of Monday, only 29.9% of Liberty County’s residents have completed their census so far, which has caused concern for U.S. Census Bureau officials. The national average is 62.0%
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Gov. Ron DeSantis has suspended a second North Florida public official from office over fraud. Liberty County Supervisor of Elections Gina McDowell has been removed from office over accusations of fraud and misconduct.