U.S. Pet Owners Concerned Over Dog Flu Outbreak
As a dog flu outbreak in the Midwest grows to at least a thousand cases, so does the concern by dog owners.
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As a dog flu outbreak in the Midwest grows to at least a thousand cases, so does the concern by dog owners.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott said Thursday he is suing the Obama administration for withholding hospital funds because the state won't expand Medicaid.
A Senate committee is set to take up a controversial House bill that would let private adoption agencies refuse to let same-sex couples adopt.
Five juveniles are under arrest after allegedly trespassing and taking a forklift for a spin.
Dierks Bentley's songs have struck a chord with not only country fans but fellow artists as well. Kip Moore and Darius Rucker weigh in.
A case of the measles has been confirmed in St. Lucie County.
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Miami ended the season with two wins in one game.
It's something that men have had access to for years, but women have never had an approved drug to enhance their sex lives. While that could be changing, critics said there's still a double standard.
One man is dead after a police-involved shooting in Northwest Miami-Dade on Wednesday night.
A Senate bill that would allow school superintendents to tap employees or volunteers to carry concealed weapons on school property was effectively killed by a committee Wednesday, meaning that two high-profile proposals blending firearms and education could fail during the legislative session.
Senators raised questions Wednesday about how Gov. Rick Scott's administration has handled negotiations with the federal government over billions of dollars in health-care funding that has thrown the state budget process into disorder.
Disputing reports that state agencies are prohibited from using the words "climate change," top environmental official Jonathan Steverson repeatedly uttered the phrase during a confirmation hearing Wednesday.
Ending weeks of speculation, Republican legislative leaders Wednesday acknowledged they won't be able to wrap up budget negotiations before the scheduled May 1 end of the 2015 session.
