Anti-growth candidates swept into office in 2024 have struggled to implement campaign promises, constrained by pushback from Gov. Ron DeSantis and laws preempting their ability to control development.

A Leon County judge ordered the title and ballot summary to be redrafted earlier this week.

This week on "The Florida Roundup," we spoke with the president of the Florida Sheriffs Association about its official statement on the proposed property tax amendment. Plus, as the number of child drownings continues to rise in Florida, we spoke with two water safety advocates.

The formal Request for Information paints a picture of what the state is planning: multiple contractor-run detention centers throughout Florida, each holding up to 50 adults "under the oversight of the U.S. Government."

Florida's First Amendment battle over drag shows isn't over — but the state can now enforce its controversial 2023 law. Here's what to know.

On "Florida Matters Live & Local," recently retired Florida Department of Corrections Secretary Ricky Dixon describes challenges facing the state's prison system, his hope for the future and more.

An AP investigation reveals the Trump administration has detained dozens of parents and spouses of active-duty U.S. troops, with at least six of them deported.

The group seeking to bring Major League Baseball to Orlando asked a tourist tax task force for $975 million for a project that would include a stadium. The Orange County Commission will make a final determination.

Several Sunshine State candidates are running as Democratic socialists, banking that their progressive, affordability-focused platform can reach voters they say mainstream Democrats have neglected.

This latest dispute shifts the focus from zoning and building height to the marina’s existing operations.

The new policy would expand the definition of public charge, or someone who relies too much on government assistance.

The Broward County State Attorney's office confirmed a criminal investigation into Sean Lozano is being conducted by its Public Corruption Unit, after receiving a request from his former employer, the Lauderhill Police Department, last July.