Expecting Mother, Leaders Voice Concern Over Zika In Florida
A South Florida woman voiced her concerns over the spread of the Zika virus a week before she is set to deliver her first baby.
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A South Florida woman voiced her concerns over the spread of the Zika virus a week before she is set to deliver her first baby.
Customers of state-backed Citizens Property Insurance will face a number of policy changes as the company seeks to rein in water-damage claims that it blames for higher rates.
The U.S. Coast Guard's Marine Board of Investigation and the National Transportation Safety Board will begin a second round of investigative hearings Monday into the sinking of the freighter El Faro.
Uncle Sam wants you to help in the fight to keep the Zika virus from spreading.
The trial for a man arrested after he allegedly planned to detonate a backpack bomb on a beach in Key West is set to start in July.
The boat used by two Jupiter teens who were lost at sea is now back in south Florida.
A stubborn little shark refused to let go of a woman's arm after biting her at the beach.
Police say a deputy was forced to shoot and kill a man after he refused instructions to put down his gun.
A Coast Guard boatcrew medically evacuated a 40-year-old woman six nautical miles east of Key Largo on Sunday morning.
Three people died after a car they were riding in plunged into Lake Talquin just west of Tallahassee early Sunday morning, authorities said.
A 26-year-old mother was killed in a motorcycle accident at the Old Dixie Highway exit off of Interstate 95 South in Flagler.
Hundreds of runners and walkers took to the Palm Beach streets in a 5K race honoring the veteran zookeeper killed by a tiger.
A people-powered parade of colorful mobile sculptures rolled through Key West's historic downtown Saturday, commemorating the late Florida Keys "junkman" Stanley Papio and his welded folk-art creations.
Dozens of protesters demonstrated outside of a Florida Power & Light facility concerning leaks at the nuclear power plant at Turkey Point.
After decades of excavation, archaeologists in northern Florida are closer to discovering more about the earliest humans to populate North America.
