Gov. Scott Asks For $8.5 Million To Help Process Rape Kits
Florida Governor Rick Scott is asking for $8.5 million to help process a backlog of untested rape kits - about 11,000 of them.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott is asking for $8.5 million to help process a backlog of untested rape kits - about 11,000 of them.
Real-estate tycoon Donald Trump could win the Republican presidential primary in Florida and beat former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the general election if either vote were held today, according to a new poll of Florida voters.
The sun may be coming out for an issue that has been threatening South Florida crops but it's already too late for some farmers in the area.
Police have concluded that an infection resulting from police dog bites killed a 22-year-old jail inmate following his arrest in August.
In the latest twist in dueling lawsuits over blackjack in Florida, Gov. Rick Scott's administration is asking a federal court in Tallahassee to dismiss a legal challenge filed last month by the Seminole Tribe.
More than a thousand residents will be getting their Thanksgiving turkeys for free thanks to a local foundation.
It's not often that Miami-Dade County has a basketball player that makes a national splash. But when Norland's 6-foot-10 big man Dewan Huell said he was ready to announce where he'd be going to college, everyone wanted to listen.
Despite a similar House proposal that was previously killed, a bill to significantly change Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law is advancing in the Senate.
Federal investigators have asked for the public's help in catching a Pompano Beach bank robber.
A teen has pleaded guilty to opening fire in a Miami club injuring more than a dozen people as they ran for cover.
The annual list of the toys considered most hazardous is out.
Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush cites the Paris terror attacks as a reason for broad military build up.
An investigation is underway after a 19-year-old college student died at a Ft. Lauderdale hotel.
A new study on the effects of lead exposure on children's mental health will be lead by a dean at Florida International University.
The United States and Cuba are set to announce plans to partner over environmental protection, linking together marine sanctuaries in both countries to cooperate on preservation and research.
