Jury Deliberations In 'Big Tony' Sentencing Phase To Begin Thursday
A jury will begin deliberating Thursday whether to send Anthony "Big Tony" Moscatiello to his death.
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A jury will begin deliberating Thursday whether to send Anthony "Big Tony" Moscatiello to his death.
Just over a day ago 12 migrants and a pint-sized dog were still on the high seas, risking their lives, for six days with no food left. Now, they are beginning the rest of their lives in the land of the free.
Ahead of the GOP debate, with sights trained on his potential political opponents, Vice President Joe Biden blasted Republicans who "deny climate change" and want to shut down the federal government over funding for Planned Parenthood.
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Closing statements get underway Thursday in the sentencing phase of Anthony "Big Tony" Moscatiello who was convicted of first degree murder in the mob-style slaying of a South Florida businessman.
The man suspected of sniffing a woman's feet at a library on the campus of Florida International University went before a judge on Wednesday.
A Central Florida senator filed a bill Wednesday that would require a statewide minimum salary of $50,000 for teachers.
Chris Young is a lifelong gun enthusiast, but his wife Lesley got rid of his rifles not long after the couple moved back to Florida nearly two years ago.
The rate of Floridians without health insurance dropped to 16.6 percent last year.
