State Senator Jason Brodeur Files Bill to Make Bloggers Register with the Government
TALLAHASSEE - Jason Brodeur, a state senator from Sanford, has filed a bill that would require independent bloggers to register...
County Commissioner Donald O’Brien Running for State House in 2024
Donald O'Brien, one of Flagler's five County Commissioners, is throwing his hat in the ring for a seat in the...
Flagler School Board Members See Nuance But Still Differ on School Vouchers
A controversial measure is currently working through the Florida state legislature, proposing a significant expansion of school vouchers statewide. A...
Lawmaker Behind Controversial ‘Parental Rights in Education’ Law Resigns Amid Criminal Indictment
TALLAHASSEE - Joe Harding, the lawmaker who sponsored the controversial Parental Rights in Education bill in the state legislature, has...
Libertarian Congressional Candidate: Restore Ranked Choice Voting in Florida
DAYTONA BEACH - This November's House of Representatives election will feature only two candidates for District 6: the winner of...
New Law Stiffens Penalties for Revenge Porn in Florida
In a busy Friday for Governor Ron DeSantis, 35 bills were into law and five others were vetoed. A litany...
DeSantis, GOP’s Social Media Censorship Law Struck Down in Court
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday struck down legislation pushed by Governor DeSantis which would pressure social...
Governor DeSantis Signs Anti-Protest Bill, Endorses Leek & Renner
TALLAHASSEE - Governor Ron DeSantis has made it an active start week, signing a major anti-protest bill into law and issuing...
Governor DeSantis Creates ‘Victims of Communism Day’ in K-12 Schools
MIAMI - On Monday, Governor Ron DeSantis signed HB 395 into law, establishing November 7th as Victims of Communism Day...
Committee Proposes “Clean & Healthy Water” Amendment For 2024
TALLAHASSEE - A proposed constitutional amendment wants to allow lawsuits against anyone, including state agencies, that harm or pollute Florida’s...
