Dismissing efforts to elevate storm-damaged homes in Florida could raise flood insurance premiums for thousands of homeowners.

Disease-tracking information in Florida is available again, allowing residents to learn about outbreaks in their county once more.

Eighteen soldiers have been decertified from training future Rangers while the Army investigates allegations that they fired blank rounds at a Florida beach full of civilians with no notice. Jennifer Gunn, spokesperson for the Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning, Georgia, confirmed the suspensions with Army Times today.

Should Florida manage to eliminate property taxes, aspiring homebuyers could face even higher prices than now, experts told Newsweek.

Amy Ronshausen was named a “Florida hero” by Gov. Ron DeSantis for her work helping to defeat a ballot measure that would have legalized marijuana.

Ellie Doyle is a mom of three who decided to move away from family for her kids' education. She wants more diversity in their classes.

It’s a possibility as Gov. Ron DeSantis continues to place allies in charge of the state’s university system, in an effort to change the direction of higher education. Diaz told the Pensacola News-Journal that he is open to the idea of taking the role of interim president at the University of West Florida if trustees ask him.

The University of Florida's board of trustees on Tuesday approved Santa Ono to be the next leader of Florida's flagship university, though one more vote is required before it becomes official. Ono, the past president of the University of Michigan,

A study by the Florida Policy Institute found that state leaders would need to double its sales tax to 12% to make up a chunk of the revenue lost from banning the tax. After its publication, DeSantis said he’d veto any such increase. Sadaf Knight, the CEO of the Florida Policy Institute, said any tax relief should be targeted.