Winning Powerball Ticket Worth $2 Million Sold In Florida

Someone in Florida won a $2M prize and two other players in the state won $1 million after matching all numbers except the Powerball.

Taurid 'Fireball Swarm' Possible Ahead Of Full Blood Moon In FL

The Taurids are known for producing more fireballs among 5 or 10 slow-moving meteors per hour. FL can also see the blood moon early Tuesday.

More Than 4.78 Million Floridians Have Cast Ballots As Early Voting Ends

Republican voters in Florida have cast more ballots than registered Democrats going into Election Day, according to the latest numbers.

What Time Is Sunset In FL As Daylight Saving Time Ends

Get ready for darker afternoons and brighter mornings as daylight saving time ends in Florida and nationwide.

Powerball Jackpot Hits Record $1.6B: What To Know In FL

Saturday's $1.6B jackpot tops 2016's world record $1.586 million Powerball prize. Plus, someone in Maryland won $1M in Wednesday's drawing.

“Little Marco. You Know That In Fla., They Hate Little Marco Rubio So Much." Who Said It? Trump

According to the report, the twice-impeached Trump went on to say that Rubio "has conned the people of Florida."

More Than A Month After Ian: Southwest Fla., Schools Still Struggle, Adapt After Hurricane Damage

It occurs after Hurricane Ian slammed against the SW coast of Florida, affecting several school districts, leaving them with questions.

Crist Releases Back-To-Back Digital Ads On Abortion, As The Midterm Election Looms

As Election Day approaches, gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist has released back-to-back digital ads on the abortion issue.

Lettuce Sold In FL Recalled Over Possible Salmonella Risk

The recall affects whole heads of lettuce sold by Orlando-based Kalera, according to an FDA alert.

With Time Running Out For Democrats, President Joe Biden Rallies The Base In Miami-Dade

All the numbers are going in the wrong direction for Florida Democrats as the Nov. 8 midterm election looms, but President Biden rallies.

Florida's Board Of Medicine To Vote Whether To Ban Medical Care For Transgender Youth

Democrat Crist, if elected, he says, would fire the state's surgeon general, if such treatment is denied, the report states.

Coalition Launches “Four For 4” Effort, Asking Four Friends, Loved Ones To Go To The Polls

Nearly a million citizens have yet to have their voting rights fully restored four years after Floridians passed Amendment 4.

National 4th Grade Reading Scores Show Fla., Black Students Struggled More Than Other Racial Groups

The differences in national 4th grade reading scores, based on certain racial groups in Florida, has widened.

Ballot Initiative: Homestead Property Tax Exemptions For Teachers, Cops, Others, But At What Cost?

Fla., voters could offer property tax exemptions to Florida's teachers, firefighters, and active-duty members of the U.S. military.

USF Survey: Fla., Voters Less Focused On Abortion Than On Inflation And The Economy

The general election's a week away, and a number of Floridians report inflation, the economy, jobs “will have the most significant impact."

‘The Pandemic Is Not Over': Health Experts Warn Of Winter COVID Surge Amid Fewer Safety Precautions

Briana Michel, a senior broadcast student at Florida A&M University, wears a face mask for protection against COVID-19.

Constitutional Amendment Would Ease Financial Burden Of Armoring Property Against Flooding

Floridians have a chance to vote themselves property tax breaks on real estate improvements designed to protect their homes and businesses.

Sen. Sasse, ‘Sole Finalist' In UF Presidential Search, Chosen To Lead Florida's Flagship University

The University of Florida's Board of Trustees voted Tuesday to approve Nebraska's U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse as the new president.

Wednesday's Powerball Jackpot Soars To $1.2B: What To Know In FL

Wednesday's Powerball jackpot is $1.2 billion. Florida has had over a dozen winners over the years. Here's what to know before the drawing.

Voters This Year Will Decide Whether Florida Supreme Court Justices Stay Or Go

Ordinary voters have no say in who gets to sit on the Florida Supreme Court, but voters can decide whether sitting justices get to stay.

Black Voting Advocate Group Is Running Newspaper Ads To Encourage Voter Participation

A Black voting advocacy group is running advertisements in some of the state's biggest Black newspapers to get the voting word out in Fla.

President Joe Biden Campaigns In South Florida For Democrats Tonight

President Joe Biden is scheduled to hold a rally for Florida Democratic candidates Charlie Crist and Val Demings this evening.

In Rare Move, Univ., Of Florida Faculty Senate Votes “No Confidence” In Secret President Search

The University of Florida's Faculty Senate voiced its disapproval of the secretive selection process for a new university president.

Black Churches Organizing To Protect Polling Places From Voter Intimidation

Black church pastors Friday called upon Secretary of State Byrd and county election supervisors to ensure polling places operate fairly.

1 Killed, 8 Injured In Tallahassee Mass Shooting: Police

“There were dozens and dozens of shots that rang out,” Chief Lawrence Revell told reporters Sunday morning.

FL Teen Shoots 5-Year-Old After Argument With Child's Dad: Police

An 8-year-old child was also injured in the Putnam County shooting, according to deputies.

Student Loan Relief Application Site Open For FL Borrowers

The Biden administration launched a website for Florida borrowers seeking student debt relief. Here's what you need to do to apply.

High RSV Levels In Florida: Flu Season Off To Worrisome Start

Flu cases in FL are higher than they've been at this time of the year in over a decade and RSV has soared, stoking "tripledemic" fears.

Republicans Surpass Dems In Combined Early Voting/vote-By-Mail

Registered Republicans moved ahead of registered Democrats on Thursday in the number of votes cast by mail and at early voting precincts.

Florida Newspapers Line Up Behind Charlie Crist In Governor's Race

Democrat Charlie Crist has picked up his third endorsement by a major Florida newspaper — this time from the Tampa Bay Times.

Democrat Val Demings Gets Boosts From Top Black Leaders As Polls Show Her Trailing In Senate Race

As the Nov. 8 election looms, Democrat Val Demings this week has garnered an endorsement from former President Barack Obama.

Two Fla., Polls Show Double-Digit Lead For DeSantis Over Democrat Charlie Crist -- But Before Debates

With the 2022 election two weeks away, DeSantis holds a double-digit lead over Charlie Crist, according to two statewide surveys.

Lt. Gov. Candidate Karla Hernández Says DeSantis ‘Wants Us To Fear Going To The Ballot Box'

With a presidential run apparently DeSantis's prime motivation, Hernandez said DeSantis "can't commit" to the state of Florida.

Republicans Could Soon Take The Lead From Democrats In Combined Early Voting/Vote-By-Mail

As of Thursday, registered Democrats in Florida maintain a narrow lead over registered Republicans in the number of votes cast by mail.

In Fla., Girls Did Worse Than Boys In Fourth Grade Math During COVID Pandemic

Girls performed worse than boys in fourth grade math during the course of the COVID pandemic in Florida, according to new national data.

Winter In Florida: What La Niña Weather Pattern May Mean

A new winter outlook from NOAA shows how the La Niña weather pattern is expected to influence Florida from November through February.

Dry Shampoo Brands Recalled In FL Due To Possible Carcinogens

The dry shampoo brands recalled include Dove, Suave, TRESemmé and several other products found at most FL stores. Here’s what to know.

Fla., Education Issues Became Muddled When Crist And DeSantis Sparred During This Week's Debate

The Monday televised debate between Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis and Democrat Charlie Crist was a whirlwind of political talking points.

DeSantis Dodges Questions, Avoids Reporters, But Attempts To Line Pockets In Debate Controversy

Democrat Charlie Crist was buoyed by what supporters saw as a strong debate performance against DeSantis, and Crist asks for more debates.

Nation's Report Card: Alarming Losses In Reading, Math Scores, FL Students Not Proficient

A majority of Florida eighth-graders do not read proficiently and struggle with eighth-grade-level math skills, according to the assessment.