Under the rule, any person “who is present in the United States unlawfully” will not be eligible for enrollment beginning in the 2027-2028 academic year.

Florida is removing automated license plate readers from state roads as Central Florida communities weigh privacy concerns.

Gubernatorial nominee David Jolly cited a July University of North Florida poll that found that 68% of Floridians surveyed would oppose new data center construction in their communities.

In the past year, DeSantis has approved approximately $4.6 million in requests from local law enforcement agencies for license plate readers in connection with their illegal immigration enforcement efforts.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is offering up to 215 permits, for which 193 people can bid at $5 an entry starting Sept. 11. The rest are to go to large private landowners whose property includes bear populations.

The controversial license plate readers have come under fire from Republicans and Democrats in recent months, including Gov. Ron DeSantis, over privacy and security concerns.

The report didn’t find enough to pursue criminal charges against anyone.

Governor Ron DeSantis is railing against license plate readers like Flock cameras that use AI technology to conduct surveys in support of law enforcement.

Many board members objected to issues with how the advisory report reached its findings. The body will actually decide on how to spend the money at a future meeting.

The Florida Department of Health is proposing a rule to remove some vaccines for public school attendance, a move that has been in play for almost a year after Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo announced his intent to get rid of all vaccine mandates in the state.

The move comes in light of Florida’s new animal welfare law taking effect Oct. 1.

Joe Strada will be the Republican nominee for Florida’s 11th Congressional District, while Alyssa Noel won election to the Osceola School Board.