Five "Proud Boys" (Or, "Ex-Proud Boys"), Two From Florida, On Trial In D.C. Related To The Jan. 6 Attack

Jury selection began in the trial of Henry “Enrique” Tarrio, the Miami-based former national chairman of the terrorist organization.

Winter Solstice Arrives In FL Wednesday, And You May See Ursid Meteors

After Wednesday, Florida will gain a few seconds of daylight each day, adding about an hour by the end of January.

“Child Well-Being” Analysis: St. Johns County Ranks No. 1, But Fla., Shows Disparities Across The State

Children and families in some counties thrived more in categories such as education, economic well-being, and health, while others suffered.

Under DeSantis's "Subsidy," "Floridians Are Losing Yet Again," Says Democratic House Leader

Fentrice Driskell, the Democratic House leader, regarding DeSantis's plan, asked, "How many people are going to lose their homes?"

DeSantis Directs State Officials To ‘Immediately' Provide Travel Trailers To Displaced Ian Victims

Months after Florida was hit by the destructive Hurricane Ian, a slowdown continues in getting travel trailers out to displaced Floridians.

DeSantis's "Permitless Carry" Idea "An Insult To Victims Of Gun Violence From Miami To Orlando" -- Advocate

"Governor DeSantis should reconsider his reckless plan to pass permitless carry in Florida," said Mucarsel-Powell, who is with Giffords Fla.

Cold Snap Expected Across Fla., Ahead Of Holidays, With Some Lows In The 20s And 30s

Residents at home and tourists visiting for Christmas, Hanukkah and other holidays in December can expect a plunge in temperatures.

Attorney General Ashley Moody Pushes President Biden To Elevate Drug Czar Position

Florida's Moody says with the fentanyl crisis showing no signs of abating, now is the time for President Biden to elevate the position.

Best, Worst Times To Get Out Of FL For Christmas, New Year's Travel

Traveling for the Christmas or New Year's holidays? Here's when you should hit the road in Florida to avoid the worst of holiday traffic.

‘This Is Just The Beginning': DeSantis Signs Into Law 1-Year Toll Discount Program, Vows To Do More

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday signed into law a new toll discount initiative for frequent commuters, but it will only last a year.

Is There A Specific Reason Why DeSantis Refuses To Discuss Abortion?

DeSantis says, "I'm willing to sign great life legislation."

Woman's Body Found Off FL Coast After Falling From Cruise Ship

A woman traveling on the Meraviglia fell from the cruise ship and died as it was returning to Port Canaveral, authorities said.

FL Senate OKs $1B Insurance Industry Subsidy, Limits Policyholders' Lawsuit Rights

The Florida GOP's insurance reforms would give another $1 billion subsidy to the carriers while restricting policyholders.

On Top Of Homeowner Premiums, Policyholders Could Face A New Tab Coming Soon: Flood Insurance

State Rep. Hart heard details about a requirement for flood insurance — part of legislation -- and got an inkling on what would happen.

Fla., Education Officials Put 10 School Districts Under The Microscope, This Time Over LGBTQ+ Policies

Several school districts which were previously in trouble for butting up against state mask policies are once again under the microscope.

FL Legislature Approves Discount Toll Program For Frequent Commuters Only; But It's Only For A Year

The Florida House unanimously voted to support a program to offer monthly toll discounts on several roads, turnpikes, and bridges.

FL GOP And Insurance Companies Won Big In This Week's Special Session; Democrats Call It A ‘Bailout'

The Florida Legislature's special session on insurance reform ended Wednesday in an air of inevitability.

Passidomo Weighs In On LGBTQ+ Matters: Same-Sex Marriages, So-Called ‘Don't Say Gay' Law

Florida Senate President Passidomo weighed in on same-sex marriage and the so-called “Don't Say Gay” law for Florida public schools.

FL Man Threw Christmas Tree At Wife Who Asked For Dinner Help

Lake County police were called to a couple's Fruitland Park home after the upset man threw a Christmas tree at his wife, reports said.

Senate Approves Multi-Million-Dollar Price Tag For Disaster Relief; Democrats Note People Left Out Of "Lucrative Programs"

Erosion projects, recovery efforts, hurricane-related tax refunds; some Democrats said these matters may have been ignored by Republicans.

Parrying Real Issues Facing Florida Residents, DeSantis "Rants" Against George Floyd Protests

DeSantis said, "It is against the law to mislead and misrepresent," also talking about people "leaving their houses."

Democrats, Trial Attorneys Fail To Slow Advance Of GOP's Insurance Reform Bill

Democrats and representatives of trial attorneys tried to block efforts to restrict lawsuits against insurance companies.

FL Influencer Among 8 Charged In $100M Stock Fraud Scheme

Federal officials accused a social media influencer of taking advantage of followers and feeding them misinformation in order to make money.

FL Pastor, Son Accused Of Stealing $8M In COVID Relief Money: Report

A pastor and son were charged Wednesday, months after the federal government recovered $8M in stolen COVID relief money, NBC News reported.

Geminid Meteor Shower Peaks Overnight In FL: How, When To Watch

The best time to see the Geminids in Florida is 2 a.m. on Dec. 14, when the meteor shower is at its highest point in the sky.

How Prayers Set The Stage When Florida Lawmakers Are In Session

Senate President Kathleen Passidomo took a few mintes to ask Senate colleagues to send prayers to a state senator's spouse.

Disaster Relief: ‘We Are Trying To Stabilize The State' But Will It Be Enough?

Florida lawmakers want to alleviate some of the financial struggles for Floridians devastated by Hurricane Ian and Nicole.

Special Session Opens Monday On Troubled Property Insurance Market: Will Reforms Work Long Term?

Insurers and the larger business community would get virtually everything they want under legislation proposed for the special session.

‘Floridians Are Hurting': House Democratic Leader Asks For Expanded Legislation, But GOP Rejects It

It occurred on the first day of the special session on the troubled property insurance market and other issues.

Toll Relief: Not Everyone Would Benefit Even If Residents Are Struggling In Fla.

State lawmakers are moving forward on a plan to provide discounts on toll charges, but the program would not apply to all residents.

Former Green Beret Soldier, Oath Keeper Member Jeremy Brown Found Guilty On Six Of 10 Counts

Jeremy Brown, the self-described Oath Keepers member and U.S. Special Forces soldier, was found guilty on 6 of 10 counts.

US Inflation Cools To 7.1% In November, Worsens In Tampa-St. Pete Area

National inflation slowed slightly, but Floridians still feel the pain of price hikes. Here's a look at inflation in the Sunshine State.

Case Against Former Oath Keepers Member Jeremy Brown To Go To The Jury

Jeremy Brown is one of over 900 people arrested by the U.S. government surrounding the riot that took place at the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6.

Florida Teacher's Anti-Muslim Tirade Illustrates Widespread Anti-Islam Prejudice

The alleged incident occurred at Franklin Academy Charter School, the report states.

Joe Harding Resigns, But The Effects Of His ‘Parental Rights' Law Expected To Face Scrutiny

The Florida House of Representatives is down a member following the resignation of former Rep. Joe Harding following his federal indictment.

New Legislative Black Caucus Chair: ‘We Have To Figure Out How We Work Together'

With state lawmakers convening, the leader of the Florida Legislative Black Caucus is pushing issues facing Black communities statewide.

Advocates Prepare For Legal Challenge To Ban On Transgender Medical Care For Kids

The DeSantis administration's drive to deny gender-affirming care to young people in Florida has been hitting snags.

Christmas Shipping Deadlines 2022 In FL: Post Office, FedEx, UPS

Floridians should get gifts on their way early, ahead of FedEx, UPS and U.S. Postal Service holiday shipping deadlines, which begin soon.

332,000 Florida Children Were Uninsured In 2021; The Number Could Rise, Analysts Warn

With an estimated 32,000, Florida ranks among the top 10 states with the highest rates of uninsured children across the United States.

Bowe Bergdahl's Name Surfaces In Oath Keepers Member Jeremy Brown's Trial In Tampa

Former U.S. Army infantryman Bowe Bergdahl deserted his post in Afghanistan and was held captive, before a dishonorable discharge.