The Sergeants-at-Arms prepare to drop their handkerchiefs, signaling "sine die", the end of the 2018 Florida Legislative Session. 2018 Session Ends on Time (Almost) The Florida Legislature adjourned sine die on Sunday March 11, after extending the 2018 session for two days to complete the 2018-2019 state budget. The 2018 session will forever ...
Speaker-Designate Jose Oliva (R-Miami) presents the gun safety bill (CS/SB 7026) on the House floor The final week of the ...
Joint Budget Conference Committee convenes With only one week remaining in the 2018 Florida Legislative Session, the joint budget conference ...
Gun safety rally brings 1000s to the Capitol Tallahassee's Leon High School students and parents gathered on Tuesday evening to ...
Rep Grall presents HB1091 to House Ed Comm House Bill 1091 - Early Learning, sponsored by Rep. Erin Grall (R-Vero ...
Rep. Sean Shaw (D-Tampa), House sponsor of a bill which bans further sweeps of affordable housing trust funds, urges that the ...
Reps. Cynthia Stafford (D-Miami) and Michael Bileca (R-Miami) were crowned this year's Mambo Queen and King In Week Four of ...
Florida Children's Week: Hanging of the Hands in the Capitol Rotunda, an annual tradition Week Three of the Legislative Session ...
Sen. Daphne Campbell (second from right) and Sen. Rene Garcia (second from left) with DACA supporters This week at the ...
House Chamber on Opening Day The 2018 Florida Legislative Session began on Tuesday with the usual ceremony, including speeches by ...
The 2018 Florida Legislative Session begins next Tuesday, January 9, and continues for 60 days. United Way will be present in Tallahassee ...