Democrats Focus On Governor's Race, Rebuilding
There are four statewide offices on November's ballot, and the Florida Democratic Party is essentially conceding two of them.
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There are four statewide offices on November's ballot, and the Florida Democratic Party is essentially conceding two of them.
Gov. Rick Scott is set to travel around Florida this week to honor the state's veterans.
Florida religious leaders are calling on Gov. Rick Scott and state officials to restore the civil rights of former felons.
Over the years we have seen our share of crazy situations including shark frenzies, diving with the third most dangerous shark in the world, handling fish that could send me to the hospital.
While working on our series we learned in cave diving there is really no such thing as a rescue. If something goes wrong, it's up to you to fix it. If you can't fix it, a cave diver will eventually recover your body. We heard over and over again there are no rescues. Except for that one guy, in that one place, who pulls off the miracles in Merritt's Pond.
A fire in a Deerfield Beach apartment complex left one man with critical injuries Saturday morning.
The man accused of firing a weapon on the campus of the University of Miami Friday appeared in court Saturday morning.
A former Florida International University grad has taken her spice rub to a global level.
No one walked away with the $ 2 million jackpot after no tickets matched all four numbers plus the Mega Ball in the "Mega Money" game .
One woman died after a Tampa Bay hit and run, making her the third person to die in the crash.
Nestle USA has recalled 10,000 cartons of Haagen-Dazs chocolate peanut butter ice cream because the packages are mislabeled.
A Miami-Dade teen who went missing on Thursday has been found, according to authorities.
A man is behind bars, accused of attempted to murder a Hollywood detective who stopped him for allegedly running a stop sign.
An elderly man is recuperating in a Homestead hospital after he went missing while in the Everglades.
A bird that is found in Florida and once feared to be extinct has now been given an upgrade to a "threatened" species status 30 years after first being listed as an endangered species.
With the start of a new month comes 157 new laws ranging from the "Florida GI Bill" to a law banning the sale of electronic cigarettes to minors.
Gov. Scott signed the last bill left over from the spring legislative session on Wednesday, leaving unscathed an almost historically high amount of the legislation approved this year.
A Miami-Dade grand jury on Tuesday released a report on reforms implemented by Florida's child welfare system after the gruesome death of Nubia Barahona, whose adoptive parents are awaiting trial for her 2011 death.
Former Florida Governor Charlie Crist released three years worth of tax returns the same day a new statewide ad criticized him for not releasing his wife's tax returns.
A young Florida panther, officials say, was found dead Wednesday.
The state's attorney general, on Tuesday, filed motions on two cases to defend the state's ban on gay marriage.
Curt Clawson, a Republican businessman from Bonita Springs whose renown six months ago was limited to his hard-court days at Purdue University, is heading to Congress.
As the Florida Department of Children and Families rolls out a new website to track child deaths and make them public, the sponsor of a new law aimed at reducing those deaths is calling for an independent investigation into whether the department has been open about some recent fatalities.
The state's consumer confidence hit a post-recession high in June, according to a University of Florida report.
The Florida Police Benevolent Association will back all three Republican Cabinet incumbents in the November elections, but will support Democrat Charlie Crist in the race for governor, the organization announced Monday.
