Party leaders highlight flipping two legislative seats and recruiting 1,200 candidates since 2025, signaling potential shifts in Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties.
First-quarter finance reports reveal a field fracturing fast — one candidate is nearly broke, another is burning cash faster than he raises it, and a third is propped up by a single mega-donor
Gloria Romero Roses raised $134,000 in the first quarter for vacant House District 113, pushing her total to $196,000, while the seat remains empty for over five months.
South Florida Water Management District board meets at 9 a.m. in West Palm Beach to discuss conditions affecting local farmers, amid statewide webinar on childhood poverty and Senate roundtable on agriculture.
The sweeping SB 182, blending teacher mentoring, charter protections, cursive mandates and private school zoning, gives the governor 15 days to act on changes affecting local education.
Settlement closes years of litigation over pandemic-era service failures, but city has yet to say how it will spend the windfall
The clean-water group praises the Democrat's anti-pollution record, signaling strong support for Treasure Coast voters battling Lake Okeechobee discharges and algae blooms.
Peters, Speir, Pope and Gruters have raised or loaned over $180,000 combined, vying to shape water, housing and military policies affecting Treasure Coast voters.
SB 1028 mandates private market quotes for malls, condos and hotels in Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties before using state-backed Citizens, aiming to cut costs.
