A Florida career criminal was freed early from prison before allegedly killing an elderly man, and a local police chief has expressed frustration regarding the justice system.
After gaining conservative majorities across Florida, school board members supported by Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) are beginning to remove school superintendents.
Houston Independent School District approved over $2 million in funding for rifles, ballistic shields, ammunition, and communication devices for school resource officers throughout the district.
A Florida sheriff is making waves on social media with a humorous post about a seizure of 770 pounds of marijuana. The sheriff joked that the “rightful owner” should contact the office’s “narcotics agents” in order to “reunite” the owner with their “lost property.”
The leader of a new parental rights group in schools said she received an anonymous envelope containing feces last week.
Moms for Liberty hopes to organize parents to play a more influential role in school governance, its founder told The Kyle Olson Show this week.
A Florida sheriff is standing up to atheists who complained about decals on patrol cars that depict the phrase “In God We Trust.”
On Monday, Florida’s Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey doubled down on last week’s pro-self-defense comments by making clear that police respond to 911 calls in minutes but criminals take lives in mere seconds.
Sheriff Wayne Ivey urges Americans to arm up, get familiar with their gun and be ready to make terrorists defend their own lives for a change.
Some Florida parents have made clear they will be responding to the “creepy” clown problem by carrying guns as they take their children trick-or-treating.
A Florida sheriff released a video Sunday on Facebook hoping to help citizens fend off terrorists, saying he has “had enough” of them. In a nearly seven-minute video, Brevard County, FL Sheriff Wayne Ivey said he wants his county’s citizens to be
Florida Sheriff Wayne Ivey is urging county residents with a concealed permit to carry guns with them and be mentally prepared to use those guns to defend themselves from terrorists.
It appears that teachers in Brevard County in central Florida are leaving the profession in greater numbers. According to Florida Today, which interviewed some of the teachers voluntarily exiting, factors impelling the teachers to leave include the lack of respect from students and administrators, low pay, health problems, and the long hours necessary to prepare for classes.
