IKEA Creating Furniture That Snaps Together
Furniture store Ikea is not exactly known for having the easiest furniture to build but they're trying to change that.
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Furniture store Ikea is not exactly known for having the easiest furniture to build but they're trying to change that.
Murder witnesses anxious about speaking to the police for fear of retaliation would have their identities shielded from public disclosure under a bill approved Wednesday by a House panel.
Pointing to his family and a "job that I love," Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn announced Thursday he will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor next year.
A dropped cell phone cost a visitor from New York her life.
Forest officials said firefighting efforts against a stubborn wildfire will continue into the night in Collier County.
OK ladies, take the day off. That's what organizers of January's Women's March have called for to show the impact women have on society.
President Trump is scheduled to meet with GOP leaders as House lawmakers begin debate on a new Republican-led plan to overhaul Obamacare.
For a second time this week, U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson lead Gov. Rick Scott in a hypothetical 2018 matchup for Nelson's Senate seat.
As we sipped our morning coffee, these parachuters jumped out of a plane and landed at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
A Florida woman who pleaded not guilty to threatening the parent of a boy killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting has apparently accepted a plea deal from prosecutors.
A bill that would ban hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," for oil and natural gas in Florida received unanimous approval from a state Senate panel.
A Florida Keys man was arrested after he reportedly beat and kicked woman because she refused to have sex with him on his birthday.
The body of a young Florida panther that had apparently been struck by a vehicle was found in southwest Florida.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio has been evicted from another one of his offices in the state.
Third graders who do poorly on a state reading test, or ones whose parents "opt out" of them taking the test, can be held back by school districts.
