Fired Former Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo Files Lawsuit Against City, Commissioners, City Manager
Three months after he was fired, former Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo is taking legal action against the City of Miami.
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Three months after he was fired, former Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo is taking legal action against the City of Miami.
The Florida Senate on Wednesday cut in half the amount of money it would put into a new emergency fund that critics called a "blank check" for Gov. Ron DeSantis
The Florida Senate is set to vote Thursday on new congressional districts that, at least for now, don't follow lines proposed by Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration.
House Bill 5 proposes a ban on abortion after 15 weeks with the count starting after the woman's last menstrual cycle, but the bill doesn't stop there.
A proposal that would allow state colleges and universities to authorize the creation of charter schools and sponsor the schools is advancing in the Florida Senate.
News of the funding actually came as a surprise to advocates.
Rodolphe Jaar is currently in custody in Miami.
Police are investigating a deadly shooting outside of a Hollywood tint shop.
A beautiful sight Wednesday as a rehabbed hawk soared back into the wild after a rough few weeks.
On Wednesday, the federal government officially launched the website, covidtests.gov, allowing you to order four free rapid at-home tests.
A spokeswoman for the Jackson Health System says there's a shortage of 437 nurses across its seven hospitals.
To bolster his struggling golf resort in Doral, Donald Trump plans to build 2,300 luxury homes on the site along with retail and commercial space.
Wireless companies are rolling out 5G technology in some areas Wednesday.
The Omicron variant, which is more contagious and spreads rapidly, is causing concern for the healthcare system and hospitals.
Amid a national worker shortage, state agencies are struggling to fill vacant positions and retain employees, including those who care for some of Florida's most vulnerable citizens.