As Tampa Bay’s economy matures, waterfront living is evolving. Explore how market shifts, lifestyle changes, and districts ...

Alexander Malyshev and Sarah Ganley of Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP discuss the regulatory and legal landscape around ...

A 37-year-old Jupiter man was convicted of defrauding the U.S. military, including the Department of Service, of more than $4 ...

A prominent operator of Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen restaurants has filed for bankruptcy protection due to mounting financial stress among large franchise owners of the famed chicken chain, Bloomberg ...

CEO of Oakes Farms, has acknowledged relocating to California due to safety concerns related to his cooperation in a fraud ...

MIAMI, FL - Workers terminated for protected characteristics such as race, age, gender, disability, or religion may ...

Bills regarding abortion are all over the map this year, with some allowing relatives to sue and others seeking to extend or ...

A Florida Senate committee has approved scaling back a 2025 law that included temporarily blocking cities and counties from ...

Are adorable farm stands taking over your social media feed? Here's why Floridians are allowed to sell certain items made in ...

STATEWIDE — A new Florida statute goes into effect July 1 that makes it unlawful for anyone in a vehicle to turn up their radio too loud. According to this law, audio coming from a vehicle that can be ...

If vetoed, the Legislature can vote to overturn the governor’s decision, but it would take a two-thirds vote of both the House and Senate. Last year, for example, 1,959 bills were filed and 269 bills ...

This year there are roughly 40 proposals before the Florida Legislature seeking to create exemptions to public records.