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The Florida Channel. At right, a Florida Trident compilation of court documents: the Republican Party of Florida’s lawsuit and the appeals court’s order to State Attorney Jack Campbell.The retreat comes five days after the First District Court of Appeal denied Attorney General James Uthmeier's own emergency bid to block the same ad.
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The Florida Academy of Family Physicians filed a petition Friday with the Division of Administrative Hearings, alleging the Department of Health failed to follow proper procedures when moving to roll back the requirements.
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Florida has charged former Cuban leader Raúl Castro with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. Castro already faces federal charges.
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The children of Adelaido Chavez Mariano said their father is still experiencing dizziness and headaches after Hillsborough County sheriff's deputies arrested him during a traffic stop in August.
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After years of redevelopment setbacks, the owners allege the city has unlawfully prevented them from holding religious services.
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The Republican Party of Florida is threatening criminal prosecution of television stations, the Democratic Party and, by the terms of its own legal theory, anyone who repeats a grand jury's finding in the case.
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Discord doesn’t allow children under 13 to have an account, but it also doesn’t verify the ages of users.
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Authorities say a Florida man whose former fiancee went missing nearly 15 years ago, just hours after they appeared together on a pretaped episode of “The People’s Court,” has been charged with her murder. Orlando police announced the arrest on Wednesday of Dale Smith Jr. on a charge of second-degree murder.
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Two women are suing former U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz, accusing him of sexual exploitation in violation of a federal anti-trafficking law. The lawsuit was filed Thursday in Orlando and follows a House Ethics Committee report from two years ago.
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The law ban minors under 14 from creating their own personal social media accounts, and requires 15- and 16-year-olds to get parental permission to get their own accounts.
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A state appeals court has ordered the Hope Florida grand jury report expunged. Here's what the ruling means, how politicians are reacting and what's next.
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Authorities are investigating, but questions remain about how the Atlanta man fell out of the park’s tallest roller coaster and whether there were problems with his restraints.
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James Robertson, 63, was pronounced dead after receiving a three-drug injection. He pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and waived all appeals in the 2008 strangling of Frank Hart.
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The two class-action lawsuits challenge different aspects of the project, which is expected to take more than three years to complete along South Howard Avenue.