Included in the veto list was money for childhood education and daycare, mental health and senior care, and veterans treatment court.

Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed at least $8.2 million in local projects, and $600 million statewide DeSantis vetoed almost all of the funding requested by Pensacola State Reps. Alex Andrade and Michelle ...

Another Viewpoint features an analysis by Jim Carroll, a Palm Beach County lawyer, who read the state’s legal settlement ...

"We feel stabbed in the back" members of a non-profit support group for veterans in the program lament politically motivated DeSantis veto of funding ...

The Sun Sentinel Editorial Board reviewed Gov. Ron DeSantis’s line-item budget vetoes and finds political vindictiveness and insensitivity to local concerns. A budget is a statement of ...

Ron DeSantis, with critics calling his cuts arbitrary ... the Rodman Reservoir and quality of life in our surrounding communities.” However, Rep. Alex Andrade, the Pensacola Republican who led an ...

Fourteen projects in Republican Rep. Alex Andrade’s Pensacola district were cut after he spent much of the legislative session investigating Hope Florida.

James Uthmeier's path forward may hinge on whether he can turn accolades from Trump into an endorsement for 2026.

Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoes target Central Florida programs, charities and lots of programs Democratic lawmakers got into the budget.

Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed a $150,000 appropriation needed to fund Santa Rosa County's fledgling Veterans Treatment Court The veto was to one of several projects sponsored by state Rep. Alex ...