News Service of Florida

A spokesman for the organization told The News Service of Florida that only two students had used the vouchers to enroll in a private school.

“The state should be promoting good health,” Ladapo said. “Vaccination is not the only path to that. It has been treated almost as a religion. That is just senseless.

“The described ‘immigrant threat narrative’ further aggravates racially discriminatory law enforcement practices.”

Earlier Monday, Administrative Law Judge Brian Newman issued an 11-page order refusing to dismiss the school board challenges.

SB 250 would also do away with statutory protections for Confederate flags and emblems.

The attorneys general called the president’s plan ‘disastrous and counterproductive.’

The majority of voters polled have concerns about lawmakers getting to draw new political lines for their own districts.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has an Oct. 6 presentation about shark fishing.

Pointing to potential effects on students with disabilities, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights has said it is investigating Florida and other states that have sought to prevent schools from requiring student masks.

Joe Gruters’ bill also would prohibit smoking in state parks.

SB 170 would create a public-records exemption for the names of people who win lottery prizes of $250,000 or more.

The statewide exams in English-language arts and math, known as the FSA, are given annually to students in third through 10th grades.

The law requires conducting surveys on Florida college and university campuses about ‘intellectual freedom and viewpoint diversity.’

‘No child has died from the requirement to wear a mask while indoors at school; however, children have died from contracting COVID-19.’

The harvest would run annually from March 1-May 31 in state waters outside of Southeast Florida.

And while the governor’s race draws most of the attention, Republicans also have built large financial cushions for the three state Cabinet races on next year’s ballot.

Challenges contend the Department of Health overstepped its legal authority last month in issuing the rule.

U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle in June issued a preliminary injunction blocking the law from being enforced.