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In their first and only scheduled debate, Congresswoman Debbie Wassermann Schultz accused her primary opponent of supporting policies that would endanger Israel, while her challenger, Nova Southeastern law professor Tim Canova, portrayed the six-term Congresswoman as a creature of Washington more interested in protecting moneyed special interests than her own constituents.
Turning trends can be a huge advantage in a political race, but it's not easy.
Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence is not saying whether he will release his tax returns — something he has not done in his current role as governor of Indiana.
Bill Clinton says it was a mistake for Hillary to maintain a personal email server even though her predecessors and her successor at the State Department did it.
Florida's number of registered voters keeps growing.
The Hillary Clinton campaign says the Democratic nominee and her husband paid a federal tax rate of 34.2 percent and donated 9.8 percent of their income to charity last year.
In a rare moment of humility, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has acknowledged that his efforts to win the White House may come up short.
U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and former Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords are teaming up to promote gun safety.
State Education Commissioner Pam Stewart and Gov. Rick Scott on Thursday briefed school superintendents on efforts to combat the Zika virus.
The plan to buy 60,000 acres of farmland south of Lake Okeechobee to help reduce toxic algae blooms is meeting resistance.
Longtime Miami political leader Gwen Margolis was expected to be ahead of a crowded field right now.
Florida's high-stakes U.S. Senate race is tightening, according to a poll released Thursday.
Congressman Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Tim Canova have agreed to a one-hour debate - in one of the most highly anticipated primary elections in the country. the race for the 23rd congressional district seat.
Hillary Clinton attempted to undercut Donald Trump's claim to working class voters during her economic policy speech on Thursday.
Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Shultz along with a known face in the gun control debate are holding various events in South Florida to continue the conversation.
