Ron DeSantis

A controversial effort to strengthen self-defense arguments for people who shoot bears on their property is headed back to the Florida House.

Abortion-rights advocates say the proposed changes could put abortion providers and people who help women at risk of being sued.

Two controversial gun-related bills are positioned to go to the full Florida House, though the Senate has not considered them.

A bill would exempt mayors and members of local governing boards in communities with 500 people or fewer from the Florida requirement.

Hear from incumbent Nadia Combs and challenger Julie Magill. And from incumbent Jessica Vaughn and challenger Angela Pimento Fullwood.

The public Florida Virtual School has appealed in a years-long legal fight about whether a private competitor infringed on its trademarks.

Legislative leaders have agreed to use hundreds of millions of dollars in gambling money to help pay for environmental projects.

The lawsuits say the disclosure requirement violates privacy rights under the Florida Constitution and federal First Amendment rights.

Gov. Ron DeSantis supported a House proposal to limit “bad-faith objections” to school library books and instructional materials.

A judge rejected a challenge to a law that prevents people with some convictions from “collecting or handling” voter registration applications

HB 57 would require most counties to impose eight-year term limits for county commissioners, aligning the proposal with the Senate version.

The Florida House Ways & Means Committee approved a proposed $647.3 million tax-cut package with breaks to businesses and shoppers.