Feds Say They're Not Suspending Talks With Florida
Federal Health officials said they are not suspending negotiations over the potential loss of more than $1 billion in funding for state hospitals, despite rumors the talks were being halted.
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Federal Health officials said they are not suspending negotiations over the potential loss of more than $1 billion in funding for state hospitals, despite rumors the talks were being halted.
The final match picture for each the men and women is beginning to take shape.
The Miami Dolphins added some much needed depth to their linebacking corps on Thursday.
The Florida Gators basketball team has been one of the more consistent programs in the nation and that's due in large part to their head coach.
Vanilla Ice, in an effort to avoid charges of grand theft, has accepted a plea deal to perform community service.
A Senate Committee approved the "growler" bill that would end the state's prohibition on breweries being able to fill the 64-ounce containers.
The Florida Supreme Court sided with a family that filed a negligence suit against the Lee County School Board after a 15-year-old boy collapsed during a high-school soccer game in 2008.
The Miami Marlins encouraging Spring Training performance wasn't just apparent on the field, but in the stands too.
A bill that would allow designated individuals to carry guns in Florida's public schools suffered a major setback.
One of tennis' biggest superstars continues to play well in her hometown tournament.
Physician assistants and advanced registered nurse practitioners won another round Wednesday in their battle to gain expanded drug-prescribing powers, with a House health committee backing the proposal.
Things are starting to get interesting at the Miami Open in Key Biscayne.
A Florida state representative, who wants to make it harder for people to find information, like addresses and phone numbers, of military service members and their immediate family, is using the threat of the Islamic State to advance the bill.
The 15-year old son of the Canadian Consul General is under arrest for his alleged involvement in a drug deal that ended in gunfire.
A new effort to limit opportunities for Florida colleges to offer four year degrees is underway.
A former student of a South Florida school has filed a lawsuit, years after he said he was sexually assaulted as a 13-year old.
A former Miami-Dade Police officer admitted to taking part in a drug trafficking ring, according to federal prosecutors in New Jersey.
The women's side of the Miami Open is getting into its championship rounds.
Thomas Berdych had an easier match than he probably anticipated on Tuesday.
A divided Senate committee Tuesday approved a controversial bill that would require women to wait 24 hours before they could receive abortions.
As the NFL Draft approaches, the Miami Dolphins continue to work on their roster for the upcoming season.
Spirits aren't high on the future of powdered alcohol being mixed in Florida.
Poll numbers, set to be released Tuesday, may provide some insight into Florida, and other swing states', presidential race.
The Tennis Center at Crandon Park continues to be a place of success for the Williams sisters.
A South Florida appeals court Monday heard arguments in a challenge to the constitutionality of the state's workers-compensation insurance system --- as two other closely watched challenges also await rulings at the Florida Supreme Court.
