The Latest Breaking News from Florida

If you’re a snowbird currently enjoying the January sunshine in Florida or Arizona while your “home” state is buried in snow, you might want to...

If you’ve spent the last few years dreaming of trading the snow shovels of New York or Illinois for the sunshine of Florida or Nevada,...

A Florida woman was arrested after allegedly punching a state trooper during an anti-ICE protest, prompting sharp remarks from state officials.

Florida’s roadways and communities, from Jacksonville to Miami and Tampa to Orlando, see thousands of accidents each year, with traffic crashes alone accounting for more than 400,000 injuries statewide annually. In a state with such high travel volume and a growing population, understanding the building blocks of a strong injury…

Florida is a state shaped by constant motion. New businesses open daily, families relocate from across the country, and property, employment, and commercial relationships evolve under a complex legal landscape. From Miami to Tampa and beyond, residents and business owners face regulations that can shift with local rules, courts, and…

Why head south for the winter and pay for two properties when you can have a better lifestyle year-round in a less expensive state?

Slovakia's Prime Minister will meet with US President Trump in Mar-a-Lago on Saturday with plans for a nuclear energy deal in focus. Fico is politically aligned with the MAGA agenda from Ukraine to migration.

We don't hit it off with everyone we meet—and that's perfectly fine. The important thing is finding a way to coexist without wasting energy on needless bickering. That said, many of us have crossed paths with a person who was impossible to tolerate. In this online discussion, people shared who…

Felix Uresti, 51, was arrested after being caught in the act of throwing the hardware into a road in Valrico, around 15 miles east of Tampa

A Florida cop was forced to cuff a runaway emu after the bird kicked him during a chase.

Florida has always had a reputation for sunshine, sandy beaches, and palm trees swaying in the breeze. But lately, homeowners are noticing another phenomenon sweeping the state—not storms or hurricanes, but a shocking spike in insurance costs.