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Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections/Republican voters in Congressional District 14 are deciding between three candidates: Jerry Torres, James Judge and Samar “Sam” Nashagh. -
Flickr/In this week’s brief, attorneys for the Department of Education wrote that the association “completely disregarded core First Amendment principles when it refused to allow Cambridge Christian School to pray over the loudspeaker at its 2015 championship game solely because of the religious message of the prayer, even though secular, non-governmental messages were allowed.”
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The felons were previously charged with murder or sexual assault, according to the governor. As such, Amendment Four does not apply to them and they are not allowed to vote under Florida law,. -
The ruling comes the same day a third lawsuit —this one by a group of university professors and a student—was filed. DeSantis has championed the law as an effort to prevent teaching "our kids to hate our country or hate each other."
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A new study by the Roskamp Institute, found participants exhibited symptoms previously only associated with eating contaminated seafood.
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The lawsuit claims the law amounts to “racially motivated censorship” that will act to “stifle widespread demands to discuss, study and address systemic inequalities” in society.
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A Florida law lets clerks keep money to cover fines and fees when it comes from friends, family or charitable organizations instead of a commercial bondsman.
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Board member Ryan Petty specifically took issue with one sentence from a Hillsborough County district guide, reading it aloud during a State Board of Education meeting in Pensacola.
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Roughly 1 in 4 people who have been diagnosed with the disease so far this year have died.
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After federal COVID waivers expired that made meals free for all students, nearly three-quarters of schools in Hillsborough County qualified for the Community Eligibility Provision.
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Dr. Simone Gold was issued a medical license from the state department of health and has opened an online practice based in Naples.
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The letter, sent to companies including United Healthcare, Florida Hospital Association and Florida Blue, says companies need to make a choice between a responsibility to patients and politicians who have "put reproductive healthcare at risk."
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The lawsuit filed Wednesday says DeSantis violated Hillsborough County State Attorney Andrew Warren's First Amendment rights and retaliated against him for his views on several issues.
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DeSantis Tuesday teased legislation aimed at recruiting to teaching jobs retired law-enforcement officers, emergency-medical technicians, paramedics and firefighters who have bachelor’s degrees.
