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Measures intended to reduce the number of unwanted animals put down each year, including a bill that allows voters to support using property taxes for neutering costs, were advanced without opposition in the Senate Agriculture Committee on Monday.
Craft rum, gin and other liquors have become very popular over the last few years. While they are becoming more readily available in restaurants, bars and retail stores, the one place they can't still can't be purchased in Florida is at the distillery itself to visitors who walk in for tours and tastings.
Former Gov. Charlie Crist, who was once a Republican, gave one of his first speeches as a Democrat Friday night.
Justin Lamar Sternad, 35, went from Congressional primary challenger to convicted criminal in the span of less than a year when he pleaded guilty to charges related to his campaign financing on Friday.
Broward County's old sheriff took a new job, and it involves security, something he's more than accustomed to.
The Florida legislature will take up a bill Friday that aims to knock Internet cafes offline.
Parents' beloved sales-tax holiday could soon be extended, potentially lasting all year.
State economists are preparing new budget forecasts for how much money the state should collect in taxes over the next few years.
The National Football League is holding South Florida hostage for stadium upgrades to Sun Life Stadium in exchange for future Super Bowls. Part of the funding for those games would be from tourist/hotel tax hikes, just don't ask the NFL to pay those taxes, according to CBS4 news partner the Miami Herald.
The plan to renovate Sun Life Stadium came one step closer to a full vote in the state senate when the Senate Appropriations Committee passed the bill.
On the three-month anniversary of the Sandy Hook tragedy, leaders in the technology community are taking up the cause of the fight against gun violence.
When it gets cold, Broward County Jail workers can count on Bruce Alan Hodgson to pay them a visit…several times.
On the issue of red-light cameras, the Florida House seems to have found its happy medium.
A movement to get rid of a state law which requires international visitors to get special permits to drive in Florida gained momentum Wednesday when the House unanimously voted to repeal it.
Large companies have succession plans, and so does the government: if the president is unable to serve, the vice president takes over.
