Florida lawmakers are advancing a wide-ranging transportation bill that could bring several changes for drivers across the state, including longer yellow lights at red-light camera intersections, privacy protections for digital driver’s licenses and new rules involving parking and vehicle noise.

Disability-rights advocates are challenging a new state law allowing pregnant women to use parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities, alleging the measure violates federal protections.

As more women and young people run for public office, they’re bringing more than fresh policy ideas to statehouses.

Florida lawmakers will be pushing this session to keep children younger than 16 years old off social media.

An effort that would have allowed Floridians to regain ownership of the personal information companies collect has stalled.

In the waning days of session, lawmakers are making a final dash to pass new privacy protections for Floridians.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The family of a 10-year-old Florida boy killed in a boating accident is pushing for a way to make a day on the water safer. Turning heartbreak into helping others, Ethan’s parents are using their pain to push for legislation that would require boat operators to wear a kill switch on Florida waters. “And through this law, he has.”Ethan Isaacs (Greg and Mindy Isaacs)The kill switch is fairly simple. We don’t think that it really illuminates any of the pleasure you can get from boating, and it’s definitely a great safety feature.”AdThe kill switch is fairly simple. “Because it just makes good boating sense.”AdThe Isaacs family will keep pushing for the kill switch bill, hoping people pay attention to the safety features most boats have.