State Senator Apologizes For Controversial Tweet
State Rep. Matt Gaetz has apologized for a Twitter post that drew criticism about possible racial overtones.
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State Rep. Matt Gaetz has apologized for a Twitter post that drew criticism about possible racial overtones.
"Buster" is about to take quite a ride that could one day save lives. Buster, a dummy, is strapped into a SpaceX capsule ready Wednesday's nearly mile-high ride from Cape Canaveral.
The Florida House and Senate combined to pass 232 bills during the shortened regular legislative session, according to statistics released Friday by the House.
In response to a lawsuit filed by state Senate Democrats, the leadership of the Florida House has told the state's highest court that it had the power to adjourn three days before the schedule end of the session.
A proposed punishment for Broward Circuit Judge Cynthia Imperato, who was convicted of DUI, has been rejected by the state's Supreme Court.
A northern Florida farm has a new member, a two-headed calf.
The battle over Gov. Rick Scott's use of a personal email rages on – this time with a California judge chiming in.
It was the moment they had been preparing for years – a plane crash. And a few months ago fire truck 24 got their first one. Their response, unknown to them, was recorded.
More than seven tons of debris have been removed from sea turtle nesting beaches in Biscayne National Park thanks to the efforts of Alternative Break program volunteers.
The Florida Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by a man sent to Death Row for his involvement in the 2004 murders of six people.
Time is running out for people who have AT&T Mobility as their cell phone provider to apply for a refund.
Time is running out for people who don't have health insurance and don't want to be 'dinged' by the government for not having it.
The Florida panther is one of the most endangered animals in the world, which is why federal wildlife officials are now offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the shooting of a Florida panther.
Florida may soon be joining 20 other states that offer online registration.
Florida's state agencies, cities, towns and villages will soon have to go "American." Under a bill headed to Governor Rick Scott for signing, all Florida city, county and state government agencies must fly American flags that were made in the U.S.A.
