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Gov. Ron DeSantis calls Washington's post-hurricane help lacking; feds sent Florida $9 billion in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian in 2022.

Gov. Ron DeSantis calls Washington's post-hurricane help lacking; feds sent Florida $9 billion in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian in 2022.

CARTHAGE, Mo. — The Civil War battle that was called “the first serious conflict between United States troops and the rebels” will be reenacted Saturday and Sunday, June 15-16.

By CJ HADDAD With the Atlantic Hurricane season having kicked off June 1, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis visited Fort Myers Tuesday morning to preach preparedness.

The woman and a witness were retaliated against after reporting it, her lawyer says.

“I can’t wrap my mind around how concerning this is,” said Rodney Jacobs, the director of Miami’s civilian police review panel.

It was revived to help Florida during disasters — but members of the Florida State Guard find themselves chasing migrants in South Florida and beyond.

(The Center Square) — Penalties for those who expose law enforcement officers to fentanyl are set to increase in the Sunshine State after new legislation was signed Monday. Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Senate bills 718 and 66. The first creates a second-degree felony for any adult individual who recklessly exposes first responders to fentanyl that results in an

(The Center Square) — Penalties for those who expose law enforcement officers to fentanyl are set to increase in the Sunshine State after new legislation was signed Monday.

A recruit for the Florida State Guard -- a civilian military force under Gov. Ron DeSantis' control -- was removed from a Jacksonville training facility and sent to a hospital for a mental health evaluation in February after he reportedly told others he wanted to kill Jews and Palestinians and "blow up" a military base.