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Florida’s citrus industry has continued its long-term decline, shrinking by 17 percent in acreage over the past year due to disease, environmental challenges, and decreased new plantings.

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced a $122 million investment in infrastructure projects across more than 30 rural Florida counties, aimed at improving roads, bridges, and drainage systems, with a significant portion allocated to areas affected by recent hurricanes.

A coalition of 42 state attorneys general, including Florida’s Ashley Moody, has called on Congress to mandate a U.S. Surgeon General warning on algorithm-driven social media platforms, citin…

Small business optimism fell sharply in August, driven by rising inflation, weakening sales expectations, and increased uncertainty, according to the latest NFIB survey.

The Florida Supreme Court fast-tracked a case on Wednesday accusing state officials, including Gov. Ron DeSantis and Attorney General Ashley Moody, of using public resources and their influence to oppose a constitutional amendment on abortion rights.

The Florida Supreme Court justices expressed caution about establishing precedents in a case that questions the constitutionality of the state’s 2022 congressional map, particularly the redesign of Congressional District 5, and how it interacts with Florida’s non-diminishment provision and the U.S. Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause.

Florida TaxWatch is urging Florida lawmakers to impose a cap on highway landscaping spending, citing concerns over rising costs and a lack of fiscal oversight.

Florida hospitals have cut nurse vacancies and turnover rates, but ongoing shortages in other healthcare roles and projected future shortages bring a need for continued investment in workforce development.

The ACLU of Florida and Southern Legal Counsel sued the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, accusing it of using taxpayer funds to spread misinformation to influence public opinion against a proposed abortion rights amendment.

Americans for Prosperity Action Florida announced additional endorsements for the November 5th election, backing candidates like Jon Albert, Doug Bankson, Dean Black, and Vicki Lopez.