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Florida-based supermarket Publix is now the second-best retailer to work for.
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Florida-based supermarket Publix is now the second-best retailer to work for.
The recount for a Florida Senate seat has the White House weighing in.
A judge agreed to let George Zimmerman serve probation for a year after the former neighborhood watch leader's attorney entered a no contest plea to resolve a misdemeanor charge of stalking a private investigator.
When it comes to Disney, there is only one Donald that you'll see displayed on signs and flags…and his last name is Duck.
As the US Supreme Court rejected a series of death penalty appeals from Florida on Tuesday, key justices laid bare the enduring divisions over the fairness and effectiveness of the ultimate punishment.
Governor Rick Scott and the state Cabinet next week could sign off on a plan by Florida Power & Light to build a power plant in Broward County.
The 1st District Court of Appeal is scheduled to hear arguments Jan. 8 in a dispute about whether the Florida Department of Environmental Protection should allow a Broward County landowner to drill an exploratory oil well in the Everglades.
It's after school math prep time for some 50 students at Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School in Northeast Miami Dade.
A late season tropical wave near the Leeward Islands now has a low potential of cyclone development.
After running a year-long competition that drew interest from hundreds of cities and a number of states, Amazon has reportedly chosen New York City and Northern Virginia to split duty as its second headquarters.
Embattled Broward Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes fired back against her critics Monday defending her handling of the recent midterm elections.
To meet the state-mandated Thursday recount deadline, the Miami-Dade County's Elections Department has gone to a 24/7 operation.
A late season tropical disturbance located east of the Northern Leeward Islands is expected to move west northwest in the coming days.
More than 15 students and teachers grabbed their cellphones and called 911 for help as a shooter worked his way through the Marjory Stoneman Douglas freshman building.
Injunction denied. That's the decision Monday from a Broward Circuit Court judge at an emergency hearing involving a lawsuit filed by Florida Governor Rick Scott, asking to impound ballots and machines at the Broward Election office.
