Amid Nasty Ads Congressional Candidates Have A Lot In Common
In the race for U.S. Congress for District 26, the nasty ads are plastered all over social media and TV.
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In the race for U.S. Congress for District 26, the nasty ads are plastered all over social media and TV.
Florida State University has a new President.
The sponsor of Florida's 2013 law extending foster care to age 21 is working on a legislative fix to resolve confusion about which state agency is responsible for severely disabled young adults in the program.
Prosecutors rested their case on Friday in the corruption trial of former Homestead Mayor Steve Bateman.
A former U.S. House candidate who pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations in a case linked to Republican ex-Rep. David Rivera has had his prison time cut.
Possible candidate for President and former First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton will be in South Florida for a book signing October 2, 2014.
Miami-Dade commissioners are scheduled to take a final vote on a $6.2 billion budget on Thursday.
A group challenged the Florida Department of Health's plan to carry out a new medical marijuana law.
Florida Governor Rick Scott is defending an attack ad where a man claimed he was swindled by gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist and convicted Ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein.
Broward County joined Miami-Dade on Wednesday in an effort to mandate new pools carry low voltage power.
President Barack Obama is in Tampa to meet with military officials about U.S. counterterrorism measures against Islamic State militants. He'll also meet with scientists to discuss the Ebola outbreak in northern Africa.
Unless a Libertarian gubernatorial candidate can boost his poll numbers in hurry, it looks like it will be only Republican Gov. Rick Scott and Democrat Charlie Crist at the Leadership Florida/Florida Press Association debate.
The state's current governor and the man who wants his job will both be stumping in South Florida on Wednesday.
For months the Miami Dade County boot camp has faced an uncertain future as Mayor Carlos Gimenez recommended its closure as a way of saving money. But late Monday, Gimenez sent a memo to county commissioners saying he was restoring the boot camp's $3.5 million budget.
The first day of testimony kicked off Tuesday in the trial of Former Homestead Mayor Steve Bateman who is on trial for alleged corruption.
