Central Florida politicians react to President Donald Trump’s decision to strike three nuclear sights in Iran early Sunday.

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Gov. DeSantis signed two pieces of legislation that further solidify Florida’s position as a global leader in aerospace, ...

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Florida politicians and leaders reacted Saturday to news that the U.S. military struck three nuclear sites in Iran.

Most of the planning and coordination for the Air Force's strikes on nuclear sites in Iran was run out of Tampa. MacDill Air ...

A Florida Board of Governors Amendment opens the door for more revenue share relief for Florida athletics. Here's how.