News Service of Florida

It's the lowest number of policies the state insurer has had since at least 2012, according to data posted on the Citizens website.

The measure’s sponsors maintain that doing away with the sticky labels would save money for motorists and county officials.

Among other things, the lawsuit claims Starbucks "has implemented employment policies that favor persons belonging to only certain favored races."

The bill calls for changing voucher payments from quarterly to monthly and requiring verification of student eligibility before each payment

An initial attempt to intervene was denied because a judge ruled that Nemours had not established legal standing. But Nemours filed a revised request, which was approved by the administrative law judge.

A bipartisan plan seeks to set up a program that could assist motorists with autism spectrum disorder during traffic stops.

The measure would allow people to sue vaccine manufacturers if they are harmed by vaccines advertised in the state.

An judge rejects the motion of Nemours Children's Hospital, saying it didn't establish legal standing because it had not shown it would be “substantially affected” by the proposed rule on transplants.

The state Public Service Commission is scheduled Nov. 20 to decide whether to approve a proposed settlement that FPL reached with numerous businesses and groups.

Newly posted data on the state Agency for Health Care Administration website showed 33,339 abortions had been reported as of Oct. 1, compared to 50,224 during a similar period in 2024.