Florida Senator Marco Rubio joins fellow Republican Presidential hopefuls Ted Cruz and Rand Paul. But what are Rubio’s chances in a crowded primary field? Does he have what it takes to beat another potential presidential candidate from Florida - his one-time mentor Jeb Bush?

The Florida House and Senate have each passed a budget but there’s a big gap between the two budgets. A $4 billion gap.

A Quinnipiac University poll released Monday shows 84 percent of Floridians support medical marijuana. But will it be enough to get a revised constitutional amendment passed? Orlando attorney and outspoken advocate for medical marijuana John Morgan weighs in.

South Miami officials want to break Florida into two states. They claim Tallahassee isn’t addressing the challenge of climate change. Central Florida is caught in the cross hairs - half of the region would fall into the state of “North Florida”, and the other half in “South Florida”.

When is a tree more than just a tree? What's the price of preservation? How do you balance progress and ecology? 90.7's Matthew Peddie joins news director Catherine Welch, Eric Rollings from the Soil and Water Conservation Board and Gregg Logan from the real estate consulting firm RCLCO to talk about the fate of the old oak tree on Constitution Green in Orlando.

A dwindling veteran pilot pool and low starting pay for co-pilots in some regional carriers has some airline industry experts worried about a pilot shortage.

For nearly 14 years, Larry Dale has run the Orlando-Sanford International Airport. This month Dale announced his retirement.

The legislative session is underway and a familiar issue is back on the table - medicaid expansion. Dick and Lou recap the first week of the state's legislative session.

When the shuttle program ended, Kennedy Space Center began transforming for a new era of space exploration- one that emphasizes public-private partnership. Today Kennedy Space Center hosts private companies like SpaceX while pursuing publicly funded NASA missions like the Orion program.

Scientists are missing a key part of information in uncovering how planets are formed in our universe. One University of Central Florida researcher received a grant from NASA to conduct an experiment to shed some light on the birth of planets.