Scott Won't Appeal Prison Privatization Ruling
Florida Governor Rick Scott will not appeal a court ruling that scuttled the administration's plans to privatize prisons in South Florida.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott will not appeal a court ruling that scuttled the administration's plans to privatize prisons in South Florida.
The Florida Democratic Party wrapped up a three day convention in Lake Buena Vista held to pump up party activists before next year's election.
On A Central Florida stop Friday, Vice President Joe Biden blamed the nation's problems on President George W. Bush's eight years in office and accused congressional Republicans of obstructing President Barack Obama's efforts to improve the economy and help the middle class.
The Occupy Wall Street movement that has spread worldwide will continue to have a presence in South Florida starting Friday.
The City of Miami Police Department is now looking for a few good men and women after it lifted a 2-year hiring freeze.
First Lady Michelle Obama made a whirlwind trip to the Sunshine State on Thursday to attend a trio of events for the Democratic National Committee and to drum up support for her husband's re-election.
City of Miami commissioners are meeting Thursday to discuss possibly hiring more police officers.
Congressional Republicans have spent the better part of the past several months refusing to consider tax increases for those making over a million dollars a year. But a new survey calls into question who exactly the GOP is fighting for.
Republican Congressman Connie Mack IV has changed his mind and will jump into the U.S. Senate race seeking to challenge Democratic Senator Bill Nelson, according to Washington-based reports.
As jobs have become scarce in South Florida, college became appealing. But students and recent graduates are struggling because of the crushing student debt incurred.
The discrepancies, or embellishments, in Senator Marco Rubio's tale of his family's trip to the United States took another strange turn Tuesday.
The winner of the Sunshine State's GOP presidential primary will be the one with all the marbles, so to speak.
A Florida federal judge has stopped one of Governor Rick Scott's signature pieces of legislation requiring welfare applicants to pass a drug test.
South Florida voters have started to head to the polls for early voting in three cities, with a fourth to begin on Thursday.
