Author: Leslie Bolden
Florida Gov. DeSantis Signs Death Warrant For Darryl Barwick Who Stabbed Woman 37 Times
Darryl Barwick, 56 (Source: FDLE)
In what could be Florida’s third execution in less than three months, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday signed a death [...]
Florida Senate Proposes Elections Law Changes
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In the latest effort to revamp elections laws, the Florida Senate on Monday released a 98-page bill that includes proposed [...]
Florida Public Health Emergency Changes Eyed
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Pointing to COVID-19 restrictions imposed in other states, Florida lawmakers Monday began moving forward with a proposal tha [...]
Florida Senate Passes Proposal To Prevent Abortions After 6 Weeks Of Pregnancy
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In what would be a monumental change, the Florida Senate on Monday passed a proposal aimed at preventing abortions after six week [...]
House Passes Partisan Florida School Board Elections
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With Gov. Ron DeSantis ratcheting up attention on Florida school board races, the Florida House on Friday passed a proposal [...]
Florida Senate Passes Major Death Penalty Change
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In an issue that emerged after Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz was sentenced to life in prison, the Florida Senate on Thursday [...]
Florida Senate Passes Union Restrictions
Sen. Blaise Ingoglia, R-Spring Hill, is sponsoring a bill that would place new restrictions on public-employee unions. Colin Hackley/File
The Flor [...]
Florida Senate To Take Up 6-Week Abortion Limit
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The Florida Senate on Thursday will take up a proposal that would prevent abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, amid a debate r [...]
Florida Supreme Court Asked To Halt Execution
Louis Bernard Gaskin (Source: Booking Photo)
With convicted murderer Louis Gaskin scheduled to be put to death April 12, his attorneys have asked [...]
Court Upholds Detention For Student In Florida With ‘Kill List’
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With judges divided about what it means to post threats, a state appeals court upheld the detention of a Duval County public-school [...]