Florida’s gun-carry rules have shifted in recent years, especially on open carry and age limits, but the basic framework remains: carry is generally legal for people who can lawfully possess a firearm. But where you can carry depends on how you’re carrying (concealed vs. open), the type of place you’re entering and whether the property owner allows it.

As part of a settlement in a lawsuit over firearms policy, the Bradford County Fair Association has agreed to permit the open carry of firearms at the county fairgrounds to the fullest extent allowed under Florida law, court documents show.

A Florida man has filed a lawsuit against the Bradford County Fair Association and Bradford County, claiming they unlawfully banned the open carry of firearms at the county fair.

This week, we’re getting answers for all Floridians who have questions about the new open carry law.

Publix announced that it will now allow customers to open carry firearms inside its Florida stores.

Open carry of a firearm is now legal in the state of Florida.

Open carry isn’t yet legal in Florida, but multiple Northeast Florida sheriffs said they won’t arrest people solely for openly carrying a firearm after an appeals court found the state’s open carry ban unconstitutional.

There is a push around the state for what some groups are calling common sense gun safety measures.  The group, Moms Demand Action, held events around the state, including here in Jacksonville. They’re asking the Florida legislature to reject legislation they say would save lives, but one gun rights proponent disagrees.

There is a push around the state for what some groups are calling common sense gun safety measures. The group, Moms Demand Action, held events around the state, including here in Jacksonville. They’re asking the Florida legislature to reject legislation they say would save lives, but one gun rights proponent disagrees.