Page 8 - August Primary News Today

When you have an emergency, help is just a phone call away but filling vacancies in dispatch centers across the state is becoming increasingly difficult.

The full impact of S.B. 90 is unclear, but there are some reports the new restrictions may have made it harder for some Brevard residents to vote.

Here's your AM rundown of people, politics and policy in the Sunshine State.

The Jacksonville preacher completes a second political comeback.

CADILLAC — Many questions remain regarding how a man in Connecticut purchased a piece of voting equipment online currently used in a Wexford County township.

He’ll need to keep up the momentum to compete with incumbent Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Coffee is for closers. So is Sunburn, your morning rundown of Florida politics.

The Town Attorney is recommending no action on an ethics violation complaint against Councilman Scott September over allegations he tampered with opponents’ campaign signs during the August Primary election.

REED CITY — Community Mental Health for Central Michigan dropped by the Osceola County Committee of the Whole meeting Tuesday to thank the Board of Commissioners for their support and

State Rep. Christopher Benjamin, elected officials, and community leaders throughout Miami-Dade County are organizing Democracy Day