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Farm-state Republicans face backlash from constituents angry about increased foreign beef imports, giving Democrats a rare opportunity to gain support among rural voters ahead of Election Day.

Invest 99L threatens to become a tropical depression, potentially bringing heavy rain to Orlando and the I-4 corridor through remote atmospheric influences.

A woman in Southwest Florida faces felony charges after police say security cameras captured her committing sexual acts with a pet, marking a significant use of digital forensics in local law enforcement.

A leak suggests federal officials pressured prosecutors over election fraud cases, raising concerns in Central Florida about legal integrity and political influence.

A security camera in central Florida captured a massive 8-foot alligator at a residential fence. The video underscores the need for heightened awareness among Orlando-area residents living near waterways.

Uncertainty surrounds potential televised debates in the 2026 Florida governor's race. Midterm election patterns suggest stage appearances remain a key question for candidates David Jolly and Byron Donalds.

AI industry heads request slower development pace as Washington legislators debate the scope of government intervention and future oversight strategies.

The Florida governor's campaign is expanding its reach to Virginia, where candidate Jolly is using the contentious debate over large-scale data centers to energize voters ahead of midterm elections.

Florida’s new anti-DEI law forces Miami-Dade to dissolve civic boards and cut Haitian Flag Day funding. Local leaders fear severe penalties as implementation details remain unclear.

An emergency motion challenges President Trump’s plan to carve his name into the USIP building, citing lack of statutory authority and threats to historic preservation standards at a key diplomatic site.

A federal lawsuit over the renaming of a Trump-named hall at the Kennedy Center has stalled operations and deterred donors, sparking national debate on free speech.

Candidates differ sharply: Jolly wants a state ban on data centers; Donalds favors local control. Both discuss targeted tax relief as alternatives to full homestead repeal.