Living in a condo, Florida Rep. Vicki Lopez says, is “super expensive.” Long viewed as a more affordable option to single-family homeownership, condo living in
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Retired Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman confirms US Senate run in one-on-one interview
One-on-one with retired Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman One-on-one with retired Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman 23:55 One-on-one with retired Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman Jim devotes the
NRA takes Florida gun law to U.S. Supreme Court
Calling split appellate court decisions “intolerable,” the National Rifle Association on Friday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take up a challenge to a Florida
Florida appeals court strikes down law allowing minors’ abortions without parental consent
Citing parental rights, a Florida appeals court Wednesday ruled that a law that can allow minors to have abortions without their parents’ consent is unconstitutional.
Florida House Speaker Perez rejects DeSantis’ $1,000 homeowner checks, pushes lean budget
As budget talks remain stalled, House Speaker Daniel Perez said Tuesday the House has offered possibilities including a “lean, critical-needs budget with minimal spending and
Federal appeals court blocks Florida’s drag show law, citing First Amendment violations
Describing the law as “substantially overbroad,” a federal appeals court Tuesday upheld a preliminary injunction blocking a 2023 Florida law aimed at preventing children from
Jason Pizzo confirms 2026 independent run for Florida governor after leaving Democratic Party
One-on-one with Jason Pizzo Jim interviews State Senator Jason Pizzo, who represents portions of South Florida, in the aftermath and amid the fallout following his
Florida Sen. Jennifer Bradley talks condo reform, mental health overhaul and stalled budget in one-on-one interview
One-on-one with Jennifer Bradley Jim and State Senator Jennifer Bradley discuss the condo reform bill, and also the passage of the Tristin Murphy Act, as
Florida asks court to temporarily allow it to enforce law targeting undocumented immigrants who enter state
As legal wrangling continues in a lower court, Attorney General James Uthmeier’s office Wednesday asked a federal appeals court to at least temporarily allow the
Condo owners in West Kendall community furious after board approves $3.4 million special assessment loan
Frustration erupted inside a packed meeting room Wednesday night as residents of the Heron Hammocks community in West Kendall learned their monthly fees will increase