Florida Sets Execution Record With 13th Execution This Year After Miami-Dade Double Murderer Put to Death
Victor Tony Jones was the 13th inmate executed in Florida this year, setting a state record, after being convicted for a 1990 double murder. His appeals, based on intellectual disability and abuse, were rejected.
Lt. Gov. Jay Collins Signals Potential Florida Gubernatorial Run Amid Aligning with Trump and DeSantis in Miami Speech
Lt. Gov. Jay Collins hinted at a Florida gubernatorial run in Miami, aligning with DeSantis and the Trump agenda and connecting with diaspora communities. His speech suggested strategic importance of Miami-Dade County for GOP success.
South Florida Braces for Modest Showers as Tropical Storm Imelda Lurks Offshore
Tropical Storm Imelda is passing east of Miami with little impact expected, but causing a high risk of rip currents offshore. Florida's weather will include breezy conditions, chances of showers, and high temperatures continuing throughout the week.












