Bill Exempts Photos, Videos Of Death From Public Records
Photos, videos or audio recordings that depict someone dying would no longer be publicly available after a bill exempting those items was passed Wednesday.
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Photos, videos or audio recordings that depict someone dying would no longer be publicly available after a bill exempting those items was passed Wednesday.
Despite tight budget times, back-to-school shoppers will get a three-day sales tax reprieve this year.
The cancellation of a music festival featuring artists from Cuba may have violated the event organizer's right to free speech.
A Miami judge has barred the media from covering a key evidence hearing in the case against four men accused in the 2007 killing of South Florida resident and former Washington Redskins star Sean Taylor.
As hurricane season approaches, weather experts say it will be an above-average storm season.
In an effort to reduce the number of road rage incidents across the state, the Florida Senate has passed a bill which requires drivers in the far left lane of a multiple lane road to move to the right to let faster vehicles pass them.
A Florida Senator who sponsored a bill aimed at loosening the state's class size limits said he's made some concessions and is open to more discussion on it.
Federal prosecutors in Miami have charged 17 people in an alleged scheme to defraud out-of-town visitors by using so-called "Bar Girls" or "B-Girls" to lure them to shady South Beach private clubs.
The mother of a one-year-old child appeared in court Wednesday to learn that she will not regain custody of her son who officials said suffered an injury while in her care, and also while in foster care.
If your travel plans Wednesday night include the Don Shula Expressway, be aware that the southbound lanes and ramps between Kendall Drive and Killian Parkway will be closed to traffic beginning at 10 p.m.
A growing number of woman allowing their hair to be gorgeous and gray.
In a last minute move to keep the state's court system up and running, Governor Rick Scott has approved a loan to fill a budget shortfall that otherwise would have required furloughs and court closures statewide through the end of May.
Another rewrite of the state's property insurance law is headed to the Senate floor, over continued opposition from consumer advocates.
More and more Florida voters are not happy with Governor Rick Scott. In the latest Quinnipiac University poll, 48 percent said they disapproved of Scott's performance.
