Gov. Scott Not Sold On GOP Health Care Plan
After urging President Donald Trump to move quickly and replace Obamacare, Governor Rick Scott has not pledged his support to the new GOP health bill.
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After urging President Donald Trump to move quickly and replace Obamacare, Governor Rick Scott has not pledged his support to the new GOP health bill.
The White House has fired back after parts of President Donald Trump's 2005 tax return were released.
The Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps has told the Senate Armed Services Committee that he will fix the problem that led to men under his command sharing nude photos of female Marines online.
West Broward High School's robotics team is taking on the world as they prepare to head to the Houston World Championships next month with their very own battle bot.
A Florida sheriff is giving the search for criminals a creative spin in his game show-style weekly videos featuring Brevard County's most wanted fugitives.
White House budget chief Mick Mulvaney has downplayed the Congressional Budget Office's prediction that 14 million Americans will lose health care insurance in the next year under the GOP's plan to replace Obamacare.
SpaceX postponed the launch of its Falcon 9 rocket due to high winds near the Kennedy Space Center.
A Florida Panhandle man is going to jail for life.
Authorities are searching for a 1-month-old baby girl in southwest Florida.
Florida Fish and Wildlife officials, along with police, are searching for a missing Cobra that slithered out of a home in Ocala.
After the issue stalled the past two years in the Senate, a proposal that would create statewide regulations for ridesharing companies got a boost Tuesday from a Senate committee.
Los Angeles Lakers legend Earvin "Magic" Johnson was in Tallahassee on Monday lobbying lawmakers about health-care coverage.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio is coming to the president's defense saying a video of Snoop Dogg shooting a toy gun at a clown dressed like President Donald Trump shouldn't have been shown.
To honor the memory of the 49 people who died in the Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando, a Florida businessman is raising scholarship money for gay students.
The Congressional Budget Office believes 14 million more people would lose coverage under the GOP's legislation than the current law.
