Do we really need permanent daylight saving time?
The Sunshine Protection Act would make daylight saving time permanent and end the twice-yearly practice of adjusting clocks each spring and fall. The act was approved by the U.S. House…
Bees swarm, kill dog outside family’s South Florida home
A Deerfield Beach family's dog died after a bee attack, and they are warning other South Florida homeowners to pay attention to hives on their property. Experts advise what to…
‘Domestic terrorist’ designations on hold in Florida
A list of groups designated by the state as “domestic terrorist organizations” is on hold until state law enforcement establishes regulations to implement the changes from a new state law.
Environmental group drops Alligator Alcatraz lawsuit
An environmental advocacy group dropped a lawsuit against the state after evidence showed Florida had taken down generators used to power Alligator Alcatraz.
Uthmeier launches investigation into bread additive
Attorney General James Uthmeier said Monday his office is starting to investigate the use of potassium bromate in bread, looking first at Pillsbury, a subsidiary of General Mills.
Florida gas prices climb back up after Iran peace breakdown
After falling back to $3.60 a gallon in late June, gas prices have bumped back up more than 20 cents in Florida over the last two weeks, according to AAA.
Alligator Alcatraz may be closed, but the legal fallout isn’t over
Lawyers plan to sue on behalf of two Cuban immigrants who say they were brutalized by guards at the remote detention facility.
FWC investigates viral TikTok video of possible alligator petting at Florida spring
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission confirmed it had opened an investigation into a viral video posted on TikTok that showed a woman seemingly petting an alligator at a Florida…
Appeals court rejects Florida case against federal higher education rules
A federal appeals court rejected Florida’s push to throw out federal rules for accreditation agencies for public universities.
Florida mother sues group home after son loses fingers to flesh-eating bacteria
A Florida man bit on the arm at a group home contracted necrotizing fasciitis, a rare infection more commonly known as “flesh-eating bacteria.”