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For over three decades, the Florida dynamo has been fighting to ensure the rights of the LGBTQ community in the Sunshine State. And she’s just getting started.

The role of teenagers in mass shootings has called into question how easy it is for them to acquire firearms.

The governor used a large portion of state funds allocated to build affordable housing for this home buyer program.

After Twitter banned Donald Trump for “inciting violence,” Florida’s governor attempted to curtail private social media companies’ right to moderate content.

He voted “No” to addressing the shortage of infant formula in the US and “No” to protecting Floridians from price gouging of consumer fuels. But that is just the beginning…

Sixty-eight percent of likely voters oppose a national ban on abortion, according to a new Courier Newsroom/Data for Progress poll.

“I’ve stood up my whole life for those who have needed a fighter,” said Fried. So now the only statewide elected Democrat is rolling out a plan to alleviate the high cost of living for seniors.

The newly launched Protect Our Kids fund is designed to provide resources for students, teachers, and families impacted by the “Don’t Say Gay” law that Cabello calls “hateful.”

Starting in October, people who protest in front of someone’s home could face a second-degree misdemeanor and 60 days in jail and fines.

If signed into law, the measure could benefit puppy mills, the commercial breeding operations that abuse animals for profit.