Temporary Memorial Approved For Victims Of Surfside Collapse
During Tuesday night's special meeting, a temporary sign, which is just a sample, was approved.
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During Tuesday night's special meeting, a temporary sign, which is just a sample, was approved.
A Florida mother is mourning the death of her 1-year-old son, whose body was found in a septic tank near their home earlier this week.
A Hialeah mother is speaking out after she says she paid $14,700 in a scam involving a home she was trying to rent.
Tyre Sampson, who fell to his death last week from an amusement park ride in Orlando, was turned away from two other rides at the park because of his size.
Florida gas prices have crept up this week, according to AAA.
The program, spearheaded by the first lady, is operated by the Florida Department of Children and Families.
new Florida International University study found Florida manatees are resorting to eating a "staggering amount of algae" after seagrass died off at the Indian River Lagoon.
The family of a woman who fell to her death from the Royal Park Bridge in Palm Beach County is suing the company that operates the bridge.
It's the ninth panther death attributed to fatal collisions, out of the nine total deaths this year, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
CVS and other pharmaceutical companies will pay Florida a combined $860 million as part of the settlement of an opioid epidemic case, state officials said Wednesday.
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody on Tuesday filed a lawsuit challenging requirements that people wear masks in airports and on planes, trains, and buses.
Florida lawmakers will hold a special session in April to redraw a new congressional map after Gov. Ron Desantis vetoed the one they had approved.
The fire, which is still burning, is in the area of SW 8 Street and 137 Avenue.
The Miami area saw a 28.1% year-over-year gain in home prices, while the Tampa metropolitan area had a 30.8% increase.
Gov. Ron DeSantis expects lawmakers will make changes in Florida's troubled property-insurance system sometime this year, at the latest after the November elections.
