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People are moving to, and leaving, certain Florida cities the most. Let's get into the latest numbers.

In 2022, 10 Investigates’ reporting prompted legislators to change state law to help make campuses safer following the Parkland shooting.

Changes to state law are coming as 2024 begins, from an expansion of the state’s “move over” traffic law to stricter rules involving investments in Iran.

Several changes in state laws will take hold as 2024 begins, from an expansion of the state’s “move over” traffic law to stricter rules involving investments in Iran

A truly amazing 5,500-word anti-Florida, anti-Ron DeSantis hit job appeared on USA Today on Monday: “DeSantis war on "wokeism" leaves many missing a Florida they once knew.” The story by Tom McLaughlin, a reporter for the Pensacola News Journal, included five other Florida-based contributors and appeared originally in the PNJ: “

Patients getting gender-affirming operations nearly tripled in recent years. States are limiting these surgeries for minors, though few have them.

Patients getting gender-affirming operations nearly tripled in recent years. States are limiting these surgeries for minors, though few have them.

Southern California braces for more floods and more news to know Monday.

Escambia County schools have assured parents that libraries are open to students. Parents were shocked to see paper masking the unreviewed titles.

For many in Florida their state has changed, having become a less friendly place in the midst of Gov. Ron DeSantiss war on "wokeism."