Governor Candidates Encouraging Floridians To Get Out And Vote
Florida gubernatorial candidates hit the pavement this weekend, spreading the word along with their supporters to get out and vote ahead of Tuesday's primary.
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Florida gubernatorial candidates hit the pavement this weekend, spreading the word along with their supporters to get out and vote ahead of Tuesday's primary.
The 2018 midterm elections could be one of the most important in the recent history of the United States.
Broward County had been working for several years to upgrade an aging emergency radio system.
Two suspects involved in a police pursuit through the streets of South Florida were taken into custody Friday afternoon.
A man faces serious charges after surveillance cameras show him pistol-whipping another man inside a Davie store.
A Miami man has been charged with the beating death of a panhandler.
Miami-Dade School Superintendent Alberto Carvalho exchanged high fives with students as he and Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez assessed new security measures at Kenwood K-8 in Kendall.
Three Congressional seats in South Florida could play a role in whether Republicans keep control of Congress which is why political insiders are watching our races very closely.
Longtime public servant George Sheldon, who served at the helm of child welfare agencies in Florida and later with the federal government, has died. He was 71.
By late Tuesday night, it will be better known how much sway President Donald Trump holds among Republican voters.
More than 1.5 million Floridians have already cast ballots in the August 28 primaries, according to the Florida Division of Elections, but time is running out if you want cast your ballot early.
A Florida judge who called a black defense attorney "a gorilla" during a court hearing has abruptly retired.
Before February 14, Anthony Borges had a career path sketched out. Then came Nikolas Cruz.
A career fair was held in Lauderdale Lakes on Thursday afternoon in an ongoing effort to protect South Florida's schools.
Days after a Tallahassee judge ordered that records related to a deadly bridge collapse at FIU, the NTSB has had the case moved to federal court.
