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A federal judge has rejected a lawsuit challenging a controversial new Florida law that critics call "Don't Say Gay."

Most Florida school districts that closed last week because of Hurricane Ian had reopened campuses by Monday.

More than 400 people lined Tampa’s Riverwalk Saturday in support of protests erupting across Iran after the death of a young woman arrested by morality police three weeks ago. 

A major-disaster declaration from President Joe Biden for Hurricane Ian recovery will be expanded to more areas in Florida.

Outgoing State Sen. Jeff Brandes thinks Hurricane Ian will shake the already-fragile property insurance market in Florida.

Hurricane Ian struck Southwest Florida around 3:05 p.m. Wednesday near Cayo Coasta as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 150 mph.

Hurricane Ian is expected to affect the Tampa Bay area from Tuesday evening through at least Thursday night.

Florida wildlife officials are set to establish a “seasonal” no-entry zone in Brevard County waters to further protect threatened manatees

2.43 million people in Florida are eligible for reductions or elimination of student-loan debt under Biden's plan.

Florida asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take up a First Amendment battle about a 2021 Florida law placing restrictions on Facebook & Twitter.

Former Chair of the Florida ACLU Legal Panel James Shaw Jr. joined Shelley for an open discussion to share some of the interesting legal issues in the news.

Lawsuit advances challenging part of a protest law that lets the FLorida governor & Cabinet override local decisions about police spending.