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With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing and fall elections looming, Florida lawmakers will start the annual 60-day legislative session Tuesday.
Former President Donald Trump has canceled a press conference he had planned to hold at his Mar-a-Lago on the anniversary of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol by his supporters.
A Senate Republican filed a proposal Tuesday that would make changes targeting public-employee unions, including preventing workers from having union dues deducted from their paychecks.
Holy Cross Health in Fort Lauderdale has temporarily closed its maternity ward due to staffing shortages related to COVID-19.
A group of residents was led away by police, one in handcuffs, from a room where Gov. Ron DeSantis was scheduled to give a news conference Tuesday morning.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Annette Taddeo picked up an endorsement on Tuesday.
The data showed that 6,914 inpatients had COVID-19, up from 5,700 on Monday.
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is scheduled to hold a news conference Tuesday in the city of Hialeah to announce legislative efforts to better address organized retail theft.
Rapper Lontrell D. Williams, Jr., also known as Pooh Shiesty pled guilty Tuesday in Miami Federal court to conspiring to possess firearms in furtherance of crimes of violence and drug trafficking.
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Repairs to Key West's iconic Southernmost Point buoy should be finished by Thursday evening, after vandals targeted the popular tourist attraction and caused extensive damage over the weekend.
Governor Ron DeSantis is pressing the federal government for an additional 30,000 to 40,000 doses of monoclonal antibody treatments per week so he can open up to 10 more treatment centers.
Another pedestrian was struck and killed by a Brightline high-speed train on Tuesday morning, the fifth death involving the railroad since it recently resumed operations after being shutdown due to the pandemic.
Legislative leaders are monitoring the spike in coronavirus cases across Florida but haven't made plans to reimpose restrictions on public access that were used during the 2021 session.
