Citizens Property Insurance Braced For Hurricane Season
Citizens Property Insurance enters the 2014 hurricane season believing its finances are on solid ground.
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Citizens Property Insurance enters the 2014 hurricane season believing its finances are on solid ground.
Attorneys for a suspended Broward County judge are asking the Florida Supreme Court to allow her to continue getting paid while she undergoes treatment for a drinking problem.
A judge reduced bond for a woman accused of driving a van filled with her children into the ocean.
A Republican consultant trying to keep hundreds of pages of redistricting-related documents secret is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to halt the release of the records in the latest twist in a legal battle over Florida's congressional districts.
Florida Governor Rick Scott plans to sue U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Florida's consumer confidence, according to University of Florida's monthly survey, seems to have dropped slightly.
The ongoing journey to restore, protect and preserve the Florida Everglades is a well-deserving effort. Home to countless plants and animals, the tropical wetland is a hidden wonder and an ideal destination for both tourists and native Floridians.
Siding with a Death Row inmate convicted of killing a pregnant woman in 1978, the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected Florida's use of a "rigid" IQ score in determining whether defendants should be shielded from execution because they are intellectually disabled.
Looking for a unique vacation experience that blends excitement, entertainment and education in a comfortable, safe way? Florida airboat rides are thrilling, fast paced and unpredictable, but designed with your entire family in mind.
With almost year-round summertime temperatures in South Florida, and plenty of swimming pools, it may not come as a surprise that drowning is one of the leading causes of death for children under the age of four in the state.
Oregon State has proved itself as the best in the West. The NCAA Division I Baseball Committee also thinks the Beavers are best in the nation.
Governor Rick Scott will be in Miami Tuesday to start a two-week tour of introducing new policies focused on small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Florida healthcare workers who came in contact with a Saudi resident infected with the second confirmed case of MERS in the U.S. are ready to go back to work.
Going back to last years Eastern Conference Finals the Heat and the Pacers had alternated wins every time they played, a 13-game stretch. Miami had won every single game at home so far in the 2014 Playoffs. Indiana had won five straight on the road. One way or another, something had to give.
Josh Tobias' single with two outs in the eighth drove in the go-ahead run and Florida beat Kentucky 6-5 Saturday to move into the Southeastern Conference tournament championship game.
Charges were dismissed against a former banker and one-time Miami mayoral candidate accused of stealing county money.
The Coast Guard rescued two people who were stranded for two days in waters off Florida.
AAA is offering intoxicated drivers in Florida a free ride home during Memorial Day weekend.
Miami-Dade Police need help to locate a woman who hasn't been seen since Wednesday.
In an effort to increase diversity among judges, the Florida Bar Board of Governors has agreed on 10 recommendations for the state's Governor.
A dog park in Jacksonville, a fountain in Palm Beach and money to help people get to the planned 1,000-foot-tall SkyRise Miami were among $121 million in budget projects that Florida TaxWatch says Gov. Rick Scott needs to strike with his line-item veto.
A food manufacturer is recalling thousands of pounds of hummus and dip products sold at Target and Trader Joe's stores.
The results are in for Florida's Comprehensive Assessment Test also known as the FCAT.
The U.S. Postal Service is warning of a recent scam in which fraudsters are trying to get personal information from people.
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban apologized Thursday to Trayvon Martin's family over his choice of words in a videotaped interview in which he addressed bigotry and prejudice.
