Home Insurers Drop More Than 87,000 In Florida; Citizens Proposes Premium Increase
Florida records show home insurers have dropped the policies of more than 87,000 homeowners in the third quarter of this year.
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Florida records show home insurers have dropped the policies of more than 87,000 homeowners in the third quarter of this year.
Rebuilding is a slow process in the Florida Panhandle devastated by Hurricane Michael, officials say.
A Florida GOP senator is trying to give President Donald Trump some advice.
Inclement weather impacted a decent size area of Florida's west coast.
Three Jesuit priests with ties to a Downtown Miami church have "credible sex abuse allegations involving minors or a vulnerable adult" raised against them.
Florida politicians are quickly giving support to a U.S. Air Force recommendation to use supplemental funds to eventually locate three squadrons of F-35 fighters at hurricane-ravaged Tyndall Air Force Base.
Black bears whose cubs weigh less than 100 pounds would be off-limits if the state conducts bear hunts in the future, under a measure revived by Sen. Linda Stewart, D-Orlando.
The advent of a new administration with Gov.-elect Ron DeSantis at the helm could bring a sharp turnaround in how Florida officials approach the state's highly regulated medical marijuana industry.
Florida Republican Gov.-elect Ron DeSantis and is planning a series of rallies around the state that he's calling a "Thank You Tour."
Florida Republican Gov.-elect Ron DeSantis has been keeping very busy as we get closer to 2019.
A California woman, living in Florida, is being scorned by her neighbors in a high-rise condo because of a holiday message she spelled out in lights across her balcony.
Publix has opened its first store on a college campus at the University of South Florida.
The captain of a Florida charter boat will spend nearly three years in federal prison for the death of a passenger who was struck by a propeller.
Sen. Marco Rubio said Wednesday there is "no doubt" that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was involved in "directing" the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
A follow-up report on the handling of the state's concealed-carry permitting process pointed to a lack of management oversight by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, but the agency claims it is addressing the issues.
As he helps his Democratic successor, Nikki Fried, transition into office, Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam is staying out of the fight over the future of the state's concealed-carry permit program.
Formerly conjoined twins Jesi and Remi Pitre are coming home in separate car seats seven months after they were born attached at the belly.
Miami-Dade police are searching for a man they say forced his way into a woman's hotel in Miami Springs and sexually assaulted her.
Gov. Rick Scott announced Tuesday that he will serve out his full second term under an arrangement that will lead to a five-day delay in the Republican joining the U.S. Senate next month.
A cold front will move through the area Tuesday night and impact the area Wednesday and Thursday.
Florida officials don't have a plan for how to carry out a constitutional amendment that restores the right to vote to more than a million Floridians convicted of felonies.
Teens here in South Florida are becoming creative artists, keeping them focused and preparing them for a bright future.
With nearly 130,000 claims filed, estimated insured losses from Hurricane Michael have topped $4 billion, according to numbers posted on the state Office of Insurance Regulation website.
Offering extensive details of what she described as a "catastrophe," an administrative law judge has backed a state decision to revoke the license of a Broward County nursing home where residents died after Hurricane Irma.
Gov. Rick Scott will attend the funeral service Wednesday for former President George H.W. Bush in Washington, D.C.
