Lawsuit Challenges State On Felon Voting Rights
Lawyers for convicted felons filed a class-action lawsuit Monday against Florida officials.
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Lawyers for convicted felons filed a class-action lawsuit Monday against Florida officials.
Florida is again poised to begin executions and prosecute death penalty cases after Gov. Scott signed a law aimed at fixing flaws in system.
A proposal to discard an unused pool of state sales tax dollars that could be used to upgrade pro sports stadiums was put in limbo Monday.
Information about applicants vying to become presidents, provosts or deans at state universities would be kept secret under a bill approved.
A man in his 30s was rushed to the hospital Monday after being found face down in the water near the Rickenbacker Causeway.
If you have been following along during the offseason, you already know that Northwestern has been busy, bringing in some very impressive talent.
When we hear those stories about the 4- and 5-star football prospects who are chased down for interviews and lauded by every recruiting service, fan website and college, it is nothing new. It goes on every year.
People in the area of the Port of Palm Beach on Monday and Tuesday may notice a lot of police activity, but there is no need to worry.
A fun celebration took an instant and horrifying turn towards tragedy over the weekend.
Prosecutors believe a video interview is a key piece of evidence that must be shown to jurors in the case against a coach accused of molestation.
Millions of people take fish oil supplements in the U.S. but a new report from the American Heart Association shows not everyone may benefit.
More than one week after President Trump accused former President Barack Obama of spying on him, he has yet to provide any evidence.
A veteran Republican congressman argues that America can't restore "our civilization with somebody else's babies" and claims there is a liberal effort to break down Western civilization.
Poland plans to arrest and extradite a Minnesota man after confirming he was a Nazi commander suspected of ordering the deaths of 44 people during World War II, a prosecutor said Monday.
The federal government is investigating what may be the first U.S. death linked to a hoverboard fire.
