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The Florida Department of Health and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission regularly test waters to make sure they're safe.

USA Today Florida Network Capital reporters James Call & John Kennedy about the 2023 legislative session and new laws that will take effect Saturday.

Opponents have organized demonstrations and work stoppages across the state to underscore its impact on families and the Florida economy.

Ellis Clark of Pensacola was found guilty of murdering 20-year-old Marcus Atienza during a 2021 robbery.

At least four Florida laws have met stiff legal opposition as a slew of new laws are set to go into effect on July 1. Here's a rundown of each:

The 2023 Blue Angels Pensacola Beach Air Show schedule was just announced and packs another week's worth of aerial acrobatic events into four days.

With so few Florida homes connected to natural gas or propane, we examine how much it could cost a homeowner to take advantage of a year-long sales tax break on gas stoves.

Wear red, white, and blue and kick off the Fourth of July weekend by running to support Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northwest Florida.

DeSantis polls best with voters who are better educated and wealthier, while Trump dominates with working class voters.

Marco Rubio has said there is "no allegation" that Trump harmed national security, or sold any of the papers for profit or otherwise trafficked them.