Tristan Wood

1 week ago | wlrn.org | Tristan Wood

The 2026 Gubernatorial election is a year and a half away and it's already looking like it could be one of the most crowded fields in recent memory. Republican Congressman Byron Donalds and Democrat David Jolly have announced they are running already. Broward State Senator Jason Pizzo, a democrat until recently, has also announced he's running with no party affiliation.

1 week ago | wuwf.org | Tristan Wood

The 2026 Gubernatorial election is a year and a half away and it's already looking like it could be one of the most crowded fields in recent memory. Republican Congressman Byron Donalds and Democrat David Jolly have announced they are running already. Broward State Senator Jason Pizzo, a democrat until recently, has also announced he's running with no party affiliation.

2 weeks ago | wusf.org | Tristan Wood

The 2026 Gubernatorial election is a year and a half away and it's already looking like it could be one of the most crowded fields in recent memory. Republican Congressman Byron Donalds and Democrat David Jolly have announced they are running already. Broward State Senator Jason Pizzo, a democrat until recently, has also announced he's running with no party affiliation.

2 weeks ago | news.wfsu.org | Tristan Wood

Officers will now need a reason to pull boats over in the water. Governor Ron DeSantis signed the legislation Monday called the Boater Freedom Act. It requires probable cause for law enforcement to stop and search boats. He said during the bill’s signing that it’s an important change. “To just go in without any basis is not the way we want to do it in the state of Florida, and I think it's unnecessarily created friction between the boating community and some folks in law enforcement,” he said.

2 weeks ago | communitynewspapers.com | Tristan Wood

Officers will now need a reason to pull boats over in the water. Governor Ron DeSantis signed the legislation Monday called the Boater Freedom Act. It requires probable cause for law enforcement to stop and search boats. He said during the bill’s signing that it’s an important change. “To just go in without any basis is not the way we want to do it in the state of Florida, and I think it’s unnecessarily created friction between the boating community and some folks in law enforcement,” he said.