Florida House Once Again Takes Up Issue Of Red Light Cameras
The Florida House is once again taking up the issue of red light cameras.
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The Florida House is once again taking up the issue of red light cameras.
A small pod of wild bottlenose dolphins teamed up off the Florida Keys Saturday to employ a unique foraging technique commonly called "mud netting."
The Florida Department of Health has reported another 7,711 new coronavirus infections and 106 additional deaths.
The Monroe County Medical Examiner is studying what appears to be human remains found in a wooded area near the south end of the Boca Chica Bridge.
Tensions could be higher than normal on the roadways this holiday season, due to the combination of everyday stress, the pandemic and the holiday season itself which is why AAA is urging motorists to keep their cool.
Prices at the gas pumps are on the rise once again. The state average is now nearly 13 cents more than a week ago.
A man who fell from a dinner cruise ship on the state's Gulf Coast has not been found.
Smelling of alcohol, with a baby pacifier, and inside a woman's minivan, authorities say they arrested a man who turned out to be an Orange County Deputy.
The Florida Department of Health has reported another 8,436 new coronavirus infections and 96 additional deaths.
Christmas treats and presents are on the way to the International Space Station courtesy of SpaceX's newer, bigger version of its Dragon supply ship.
The Broward Sheriff's Office is investigating an early-morning triple shooting in West Park.
Super Bowl LV is scheduled to take place in Tampa on February 7, but right now the NFL's path to the Sunshine State threatens to be derailed by a global pandemic running wild in the US.
Florida reports another 10,177 newly added cases of COVID-19, and another 124 deaths.
With major federal jobless aid programs slated to expire by year-end, the question is what could replace them as high unemployment continues to afflict the U.S. economy and millions of Americans struggle to make ends meet.
The House of Representatives has approved legislation that would decriminalize marijuana and seek to "address the devastating injustices caused by the War on Drugs."
