What's Open / Closed On Veterans Day
A list of agencies that are open or closed on Veterans Day, Friday November 11, 2011.
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A list of agencies that are open or closed on Veterans Day, Friday November 11, 2011.
Texas Governor Rick Perry has gone from savior to failure in just a few months. From his debate flops to questions over whether he was inebriated during a recent speech, Perry's campaign has collapsed nationwide and in the Sunshine State.
As a salute to those who have served our country, or are still serving as active military, on Friday, many restaurants, retailers, and other businesses are offering freebies on Veterans Day. Here are some of the options
Despite accusations that he sexually harassed women more than a decade ago, Florida Republicans prefer businessman Herman Cain over Mitt Romney in the presidential primary.
A Florida appeals court decision which gave the state's legislature the authority to approve slot machines anywhere is being appealed to the Florida Supreme Court .
Gov. Rick Scott said Tuesday he'll go to Israel next month on a trade mission, saying the journeys abroad to drum up business for Florida "really work."
Parents who want to know more about their teenage drivers may be able to pay for the privilege.
On a visit to South Florida, Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman dropped by CBS4 and sat down for an extensive interview with anchor Antonio Mora.
Some of Florida's top Republicans steered clear of the state's first tea party convention. Gov. Rick Scott, who held his first budget proposal announcement in a church filled with tea party groups, and U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio both declined invitations.
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney unveiled his plan to completely overhaul Medicare, which will directly impact millions of Floridians.
Voters in Florida may see a preview in Mississippi of an abortion fight that could be coming to the Sunshine State next year.
Gov. Rick Scott went to work Friday at the Port of Miami for one of his "Let's Get to Work Days."
Poor attendance at local sporting events would not allow professional franchises to black out games if the team or the league receives any money from the state under a measure filed Friday by a Tampa Bay area lawmaker.
Lawmakers sponsoring the resort casino bill have seen a growing chorus of opposition to bill, and on Thursday they defended it to a roomful of reporters, saying it would better regulate gambling and provide jobs.
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice made a South Florida stop Thursday in support of her new book, No Higher Honor.
