BREAKING: Florida Rep. Greg Steube was transported to a hospital Wednesday afternoon after falling from the roof of his home, according to Florida Politics, which cited local sources.
Florida Rep. Greg Steube was transported to a hospital Wednesday afternoon after falling from the roof of his home, according to, which cited local sources.
Reporter Peter Schorsch said Steube, 44, was taken to a hospital in Sarasota, Florida, after the fall. A Republican, Steube has represented Florida's 17th congressional district—encompassing the outer suburbs of Sarasota and Fort Myers through the Everglades—since 2019. No other details about his injuries were immediately available.
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