Supreme Court Limits Drug-Sniffing Dog Usage By Police
The United States Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that police must first get a search warrant before bringing drug-sniffing police dogs onto a suspects property.
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The United States Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that police must first get a search warrant before bringing drug-sniffing police dogs onto a suspects property.
A bill aiming to expand access to health care coverage for Florida children may not be passed in time.
Sticking by his guns, Governor Rick Scott has once again defended his proposal to give teachers an across-the-board raise.
Veterans groups based in Broward and Palm Beach counties will receive checks Monday from some of the state's top Democrats as part of the fallout over a gambling ring scandal.
There was something in a storm drain that caught the attention of Jeff Brooks' three dogs.
The Miami-Dade Democratic Party is looking to get some ideas on the kind of leadership needed at the local level from one man who knows.
Battle lines are have been drawn over a bill filed in the state House that would set uniform state standards for employees who say they haven't been paid their full wages to seek compensation.
The U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly today to endorse levying Internet sales taxes on American shoppers, despite warnings from a handful of senators that the proposal is antibusiness, harmful to taxpayers, and will be a "bureaucratic nightmare."
Internet cafes are just one vote away from being outlawed in Florida.
A bill that would significantly raise campaign contributions survived a House vote Friday.
George Prescott Bush could have had a better start as a political candidate in his home state of Texas.
Congress passed legislation Thursday requiring the U.S. Postal Service to have six-day delivery.
Republican Governor Rick Scott won't give up just yet on his mission to impose random drug testing for thousands of state workers.
Legislators in the Florida House are set to pass a bill to end traditional guaranteed pensions for future state and county employees along with teachers.
The Florida House of Representatives is poised to pass a major measure that would allow for an increase in contribution limits for campaigns.
