The House stripped out the Senate's ban on NDAs between agencies and data center companies.

The Senate voted 35-0 on an amended bill that was unanimously accepted by the House earlier in the week. It allows head coaches to spend up to $15,000 on their players a year.

“I’m going to miss the Senate,” Rouson said. “But I won’t be far away.”

The Legislature has passed a bill that would mandate life in prison without parole for anyone convicted of manslaughter of a law enforcement officer.

A Florida elections bill could change how voters prove their citizenship — and remove student and retirement home IDs at the polls.

On measure creates a special memory care license for assisted living facilities. The other begins a statewide Alzheimer's awareness campaign.

The measures could possibly increase the number of county commissioners to 11 — if population trends continue.

The bills do not protect victims' names from being released in court.

The House and Senate are expected to take time off before returning to work out the differences in their proposed spending plans.

The measure was named after Teddy Bridgwater, who played with the Bucs last season after he was suspended from Miami Northwestern High because he paid for meals and rides for his players.

An amendment to a bill on drug costs adds $31 million to restore eligibility to people in the AIDS Drug Assistance Program, but the House hasn't decided whether to support the move.

After a year delay, Shevaun Harris and Taylor Hatch were approved for their respective posts. Jeff Aaron's appointment to the board of the Public Employees Relations Commission was also confirmed.