Scott Signs Controversial Adoption Bill
Gov. Rick Scott on Thursday signed 48 bills, including a measure sure to earn him some political heartburn.
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Gov. Rick Scott on Thursday signed 48 bills, including a measure sure to earn him some political heartburn.
House leaders backed off a request for tens of millions of dollars in bonding for education and environmental projects Thursday, removing one of the stumbling blocks to a final deal on a state spending plan for the budget year that begins July 1.
An accused sex offender was allowed to move to a new home on Thursday after he had been living with an elected public official.
The family of a boy, who collapsed while at a summer camp Wednesday, is grieving, looking for answers as to what happened to the 10-year-old.
Bloodhounds that are donated by the Jimmy Ryce Center are the same breed as those being used to search for escaped prisoners in New York.
Monroe County Sheriff's deputies are trying to find out what happened to a person found dead on a sailboat.
A day after Gov. Rick Scott signed a bill requiring a 24-hour waiting period before Florida women can have abortions, abortion-rights advocates quickly challenged the constitutionality of the law.
Single mothers have a new supporter, Jeb Bush.
The Senate and the House are moving closer to an agreement on tax cuts.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is midway through his Europe trip – and the potential presidential candidate is presumably showcasing his foreign policy skills.
The attorneys for a South Florida man who claims he is the victim of police brutality have taken legal action against Orlando Police officers.
A woman and child died after a truck plunged into a canal on SW 8th Street about three miles west of SW 177th Avenue/Krome Avenue.
Twitter launched a new feature this week meant to fight abusive tweets.
The state's annual back to school sales tax holiday could be 10 days longer this year.
In a major victory for the online-travel industry, the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday rejected arguments that companies such as Expedia and Travelocity should pay more in county tourist-development taxes.
