Iguanas bounce back in South Florida after February freeze wiped out thousands
Iguanas are thriving this summer in South Florida — in people's backyards, near sidewalks and along canal banks — months after thousands were wiped out in a freeze.
Trump issues pardon to former Republican congressman convicted of insider trading
President Donald Trump has issued a pardon to Stephen Buyer, a former Republican congressman from Indiana who served nearly two years in prison for making illegal stock trades based on…
Female Navy officers say they fear a career cap after Hegseth cuts women from promotions list
After Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth cut nine Navy officers, including all the women, from a promotion list, several female officers say they see the unusual intervention as a sign that…
Warm and dry weather conditions on tap for Central Florida this weekend
Central Florida is set for warm, but mostly dry conditions this weekend, according to the National Weather Service in Melbourne.
Asking Eric: She seemed to be joking about my injury, and things snowballed
I went back to the store to try to set things right. It didn't work.
Miss Manners: The wedding couple was furious about a guest’s white shirt
It escalated to the groom's mother intentionally spilling red wine on her.
Port Canaveral juggles requisite space duties amid cruise juggernaut
Port Canaveral funds from SpaceX and Blue Origin keep climbing, but remain a tiny part compared to the cruise business.
2 toddlers shot, killed in Orange County, deputies say
Two children, ages 1 and 2, were found shot and later died at the hospital Friday while a man who was their father was found dead by an apparent self-inflicted…
US attorney opens investigations into California’s elections, sends prosecutor to LA vote center
The U.S. attorney's office in Los Angeles opened election fraud investigations as state officials continue counting mail-in ballots.
‘Scare tactics’ and ‘survival mode’: Battle looms on Florida property tax vote
Local governments look to educate voters ahead of a November vote that could overhaul property taxes and cut their revenue by as much as a third, forcing cuts to services.