Three Remain In Hospital After Fort Myers Mass Shooting
Three patients remain in the hospital Tuesday following a deadly mass shooting at a Fort Myers nightclub.
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Three patients remain in the hospital Tuesday following a deadly mass shooting at a Fort Myers nightclub.
Thousands of divers, snorkelers and hungry 'bug' hunters will hit the water Wednesday for the kick off of the state's two day sport lobster season.
McDonald's reported disappointing sales growth in their second quarter as they continue to tout their all-day breakfast menu and its turnaround efforts.
A dispute involving the representation of quarter-horse owners and trainers at Hialeah Park has led to a legal challenge against state gambling regulators.
After last week's raucous and divisive Republican National Convention, Democrats opened their convention Monday looking to present a striking contrast in unity as they prepare to nominate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for president.
One week after being given permission to operate by the state's Department of Health, Florida's first medical marijuana dispensary will open Tuesday in Tallahassee.
The Seminole Tribe of Florida and state regulators made pitches last week in a federal lawsuit over the tribe's right to operate "banked" card games.
This election year has proven quite unpredictable and Monday was no exception.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued updated recommendations on the Zika virus Monday.
For those who have a Yahoo email account or use their services like Yahoo Finance or Yahoo Sports, you may be wondering what will happen to them once Verizon takes over.
A marriage back in May in Melbourne Beach prompted the reshuffle of a Democratic primary for a congressional seat being vacated by one of the party's most progressive members.
The amount of passengers traveling from Miami International Airport (MIA) is up within the first six months of 2016.
A South Florida judge ruled Monday that bitcoins are not the same as money when it comes to crimes like money laundering.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz received a raucous reception Monday morning at the Florida delegation's breakfast on the first day of the Democratic National Convention.
A local clothing company is empowering people with disabilities. The line was inspired by a sister's love for her brother with down syndrome.
