Ed Dean

The Florida Immigrant Coalition (FLIC) wants commissioners in the City of Miami to end its partnership with Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) that involves local police officers to assist with arresting illegal immigrants here in the state.

Some of these include a crackdown on dangerous drugs, strengthening oversight of repeat offenders, disrupting criminal gangs, supporting law enforcement, and ensuring that violent criminals face serious consequences.

Earlier this month, congressional candidate Luke Murphy announced that if elected to Florida's 2nd Congressional District, he would work with members of the Florida Congressional Delegation to establish a Florida Veterans Caucus focused on advancing policies that support veterans, military families, and America's national defense community in Florida.

On June 23, 2026, the Jacksonville City Council unanimously approved an ordinance designed to bring greater transparency, consistency, and efficiency to the City's development review process by allowing applicants to use qualified private providers to review development plans. The ordinance recognizes that permitting delays increases the cost of housing and doing business and provides applicants with an alternative when City review becomes unnecessarily prolonged.

Step Up For Students , the nonprofit group that administers the Florida education choice scholarship programs, is highlighting the 25th anniversary of Florida's landmark education choice scholarship program.

An alarming new Edmunds analysis reveals the $20,000 new car has nearly disappeared from the U.S. marketplace, underscoring how dramatically affordability has changed in just a few years.

On June 23, 2026, the Jacksonville City Council unanimously approved an ordinance designed to bring greater transparency, consistency, and efficiency to th

Many drivers believe car insurance rates suddenly drop at age 25. New data from CarInsurance.com shows the reality is far more dramatic — and starts much earlier.

Over the next few months, Florida voters will be mulling over whether to support or oppose the upcoming property tax proposal looking to be placed on the 2026 state ballot.

A recent poll conducted by the Sachs Media firm shows the if the election were held today, the property tax cut proposal would pass with 64% of the vote.