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While officials focused on the 378 people arrested with alleged criminal histories, the vast majority of those caught up in Operation Tidal Wave don’t necessarily fit that bill.
Only Action News Jax spoke with Councilman Nick Howland (R-Group 3 At-Large), who broke down what he’s learned about the alleged list of gun owners who have entered at least two city buildings.
In the final days of the Florida legislative session there’s a new cloud of uncertainty around a bill aimed at protecting state parks from developments like golf courses and hotels.
Florida families who were denied access to the courts after losing their loved ones to medical negligence are worried their hopes of repealing a 35-year-old state law may be derailed in the final days of the state legislative session.
Duval’s School Board Chair is speaking out in an effort to tamp down fears of potential cuts to accelerated programs like AP, IB, AICE, and Dual Enrollment.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced his office will start taking on cases involving parental rights violations on behalf of parents during a news conference in Jacksonville on Tuesday.
“When 800 people are arrested in Florida, you’re gonna get a lot of calls,” Stephanie Scarborough, an immigration attorney with Scarborough Law, said.
Florida’s governor and the insurance industry are sounding the alarm about legislation they claim could send your insurance rates through the roof.
Disagreements over how to cut and how much to cut taxes are at the center of the spending disagreements.
