House, Senate Approve Budget Rules
The House and Senate on Tuesday approved rules for the upcoming appropriations process.
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The House and Senate on Tuesday approved rules for the upcoming appropriations process.
A central Florida man who owned a tax preparation business with locations in several states must turn over nearly $950,000 he received from preparing improper and fraudulent returns.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott is expected to face some interesting challenges in 2017.
A look at some of the world's best destinations to celebrate a traditional St. Patrick's Day
Severe storms caused major damage in the Midwest overnight with tornadoes, hailstones and strong winds, injuring at least 10 people in Missouri.
Wildlife officials seem to have gotten the upper hand on a screwworm infestation in the Florida Keys.
The man who will likely head up the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the presidential election appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday for his confirmation hearing.
Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine and Airbnb are at odds, even getting into a tiff with each other over the weekend and it was all taken to social media.
It's unfortunate that wrong-way wrecks are becoming more and more common on Florida roadways.
Those who waited to snap up shares of Snapchat are being rewarded.
Businesses at a small Florida airport that the Secret Services orders to be shutdown during President Donald Trump's visits to Mar-a-Lago resort will not get any concessions.
The Florida Senate will kick off the 2017 legislative session with a busy first week, it has three major bills scheduled to hit the floor.
A Ft. Lauderdale woman wants to be excluded from a proposed settlement with President Donald Trump over fraud allegations at his now-defunct Trump University so that she can sue in the future.
The defense begins their case Tuesday in the federal trial of two men accused of smuggling Cuban baseball players into the U.S.
Florida's state legislators will be rolling up their collective sleeves and getting to work on Tuesday as they begin their two-month session.
