Florida's Hurricane Supply Sales Tax Holiday Starts Friday
Get ready to save while stocking up on hurricane supplies. Florida's sales-tax "holiday" starts Friday.
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Get ready to save while stocking up on hurricane supplies. Florida's sales-tax "holiday" starts Friday.
Video game developer and digital distribution company, Valve, announced Tuesday they removed controversial game "Active Shooter" and the developer responsible from its digital storefront Steam.
A Coconut Creek Police Officer has been suspended over a post he made on social media.
Gov. Rick Scott's fight to keep patients from smoking pot could spark a "political wildfire" that will cost the Republican votes in his battle to unseat U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, according to the man largely responsible for making medical marijuana legal in Florida.
A student at Coral Gables Senior High is under arrest for making a threat against the school which turned out to be a hoax, according to Miami-Dade School Superintendent Alberto Carvalho.
A new part of South Florida's well known Young Circle is set to open this week.
Police are investigating a murder mystery in Southwest Miami-Dade County.
Eight-thousand Starbucks restaurants around the country will be closing Tuesday afternoon for training purposes. Employees will undergo anti-bias instruction.
Not surprisingly, living large in Florida comes at a price.
A pretty neat video coming from one of the harder-hit areas from Subtropical Storm Alberto.
A Florida teacher accused of drowning two raccoons and an opossum in front of his students will not face criminal charges, according to the state attorney's office.
Police say a Florida pizza store worker was likely justified in fatally shooting a masked man who was beating him with a wooden pole.
A large fire at a Florida condominium complex has destroyed at least 10 units.
Alberto was downgraded to a depression after it made landfall in the Florida Panhandle Monday but the threat remains for flash flooding as it spreads throughout Alabama, Georgia and beyond.
A Flood Watch originally put into effect for South Florida until Monday evening has been cancelled as Subtropical Storm Alberto heads toward landfall.
