Father's Fight For Safer Pools Heads To Daytona Beach
A father's fight for safer pools in Florida heads to Daytona Beach.
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A father's fight for safer pools in Florida heads to Daytona Beach.
Miami and Hollywood, FL are two of the dozens of coastal cities in the U.S. predicted to be washed away by rising sea levels this century.
It's a big day for a sea cow rescued from a Fort Lauderdale pump station in May.
The family of a man who was aboard a cargo ship that sank in storm conditions whipped by Hurricane Joaquin has filed a $100 million lawsuit against the ship's owner and captain.
Volkswagen's 2016 diesel models may also have software that affects the emissions tests, the company told U.S. regulators.
Seminole casinos would get craps and roulette, a Palm Beach County dog track could have slot machines and the state could reap at least $3 billion over seven years, under a gambling deal being negotiated between state leaders and the tribe.
Surveillance cameras at a nearby business captured video as a plane went down into a Lake Worth trailer park Tuesday.
A repo man was rushed to the hospital after being shot in Northwest Miami-Dade.
Uber is headed back to Broward after commissioners voted 6-2 on Tuesday in favor of allowing the ride-sharing company to legally operate in the county.
A Florida detective was suspended for drinking before he attended a Mother's Against Drunk Driving conference, officials said.
In the halls of the Florida Capitol, the names Gaetz and Book are almost universally recognized.
A north Florida death penalty case has found its way to the U.S. Supreme Court where some justices have questioned whether the state gives judges too much power to decide capital sentences.
A close call for a Pennsylvania man who escaped injury from an approaching train after his car got stuck on the tracks.
Gov. Rick Scott continues putting pressure on lawmakers to attract more companies to Florida and has advised business owners to do the same.
Amid a national focus on campus shootings, a state Senate committee next week will consider a bill that would allow people with concealed-weapons licenses to carry firearms at Florida colleges and universities.
