Florida congressional lawmakers face separate ethics investigations

Two Florida members of Congress are under scrutiny as separate investigations move forward — one involving Rep. Cory Mills and another involving Rep.Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick. Mills, a Republican representing a Central Florida district, is the focus of a House Ethics Committee investigation stemming from allegations of dating violence and revenge porn made by an ex-girlfriend who lives in his district.

'Wrong is wrong': Kat Cammack on Cory Mills censure vote

Florida Congresswoman Kat Cammack talks censure vote against U.S. Rep. Cory Mills. "Wrong is wrong," she told FOX 35's Amy Kaufeldt. "Principles are not partisan. You either stand for truth and justice or you don't. My colleague from Orlando has quite a record of alleged misdoings and some that are actually found to be true." Rep. Mills was ordered by a judge to have no contact with his ex-girlfriend. The House Ethics Committee confirmed it would open an investigation. Mills has denied the accusations.

Volusia Sheriff advertising in New York's Times Square

The Volusia Sheriff's Office has purchased advertising in New York's Times Square -- encouraging police officers and deputies to move to Florida. "Dear NYPD, Sunny Florida is Waiting" and "Serve A Community That Appreciates YOU" reads the digital billboard. Sheriff Chitwood promised to advertise in New York following the election of Zohran Mamdani to mayor.

Top Florida Democrat slams Senate deal to end shutdown

Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Fried joins FOX 35's Garrett Wymer to call for Congress to reject the deal reached by the U.S. Senate which moves towards ending the government shutdown. Chair Fried says the deal does nothing to secure Affordable Care Act tax credits or SNAP benefits and Americans shouldn't trust Republican Congressional leaders like Senator John Thune and House Speaker Mike Johnson to back up their end of the deal, which promises a vote on continuing those tax credits once they expire at the end of 2025.

Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia praises Orlando spending | Full speech

Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia held a news conference in Orlando, where he praised Orlando for how it's government is spending money. He did question $22.3 million in spending and said there were areas still to cut finding. He compared $22M compared to Jackson, Orange County, and Miami-Dade governments. He then challenged those government leaders to look at their budgets. alleged wasteful spending in Orange County and Orlando. According to his numbers, Ingoglia questioned $22 million ins pending by Orlando and

Rep. Byron Donalds on the Florida Governor's Race

Congressman Byron Donalds, the Trump-endorsed Republican representing Naples, joins FOX 35's Garrett Wymer live via Zoom to discuss his campaign for Florida Governor to succeed Ron DeSantis. He will face former Florida House Speaker Paul Renner in the Republican primary and one of Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings or former Congressman David Jolly on the Democratic side of the ticket.