State Senate To Tackle Big Issues In Opening Week
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.
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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.
Florida forestry workers were back out Monday as they continued their battle against wind-whipped brush fires in southwestern Miami-Dade.
House Republicans unveiled their plan to dismantle much of Obamacare, which is expected to result in fewer people having insurance coverage.
The case of an 18-year-old Broward County student whose parents were recently deported struck a chord with school board member Robin Bartleman.
President Donald Trump is headed toward a showdown with his FBI director over accusations of election wiretapping.
Lauderhill Fire Rescue worked an apartment fire Monday that they said was started by a 7-year-old boy.
Secretary John Kelly announced DHS is considering separating children from parents caught crossing the Mexican border illegally.
Gov. Rick Scott is set to pledge during Tuesday's opening of the annual legislative session that he will fight for his policies.
Concerns are growing after a second raccoon with rabies was found in Kendall over the weekend.
Monday was a pretty remarkable day for science lovers in Miami.
South Florida's Muslim community is wondering what the new travel ban means for them.
New evidence shows that soy may be good for some patients who are suffering from breast cancer.
