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.

DeSantis and House Speaker Daniel Perez (R-Miami) are the center of what, from the outside looking in, appears to be a civil war between Republican-led factions in Florida’s government.

Governor Ron DeSantis and First Lady Casey DeSantis continued their statewide tour advocating for Hope Florida in St Augustine on Thursday.

Watch the full one-on-one interview between Action News Jax and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis during his visit to St. Augustine Thursday.

Action News Jax’s Jake Stofan has been digging into the debate surrounding the potential cuts to AP and dual enrollment classes and the claim made by Florida lawmakers that schools won’t lose any money.

Legislation named after the daughter of former Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry is on its way to the Governor’s desk.

Minors would need parental consent to be treated for sexually transmitted diseases under legislation nearing the finish line in the Florida Capitol, and the proposal is even getting some pushback from Republican lawmakers.

Less than a week after a gunman opened fire on the campus of Florida State University, killing two and injuring six others, students from the university called on Florida lawmakers to enact stronger gun safety reforms in the State Capitol on Tuesday.

Council Finance Chair Ron Salem wants to know who stands to profit from the exchange, which he believes is based on questionable appraisals.

City Councilman Ron Salem attributed the drop to investments the city made to expand shelter bed capacity and create outreach teams within JFRD.

The Special Committee of Duval DOGE is looking into more than $100 million of taxpayer dollars that appears to be sitting in limbo.

The charity arm of Florida First Lady Casey DeSantis’ passion project Hope Florida continues to face scrutiny from lawmakers in the Florida House.

Millions of dollars intended to harden Jacksonville’s infrastructure to mitigate storm damage could now be at risk due to FEMA’s cancelation of the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities, or BRIC program.

New questions are emerging surrounding a donation the charity arm of Hope Florida received as part of a settlement between a state agency and a healthcare provider.