Florida's Highway Patrol is highlighting expansions to the "Move Over" law, now including a wider range of roadside workers and disabled vehicles. Drivers must yield or slow down for safety.

Florida State Sen. Ileana Garcia has withdrawn a bill that would have used taxpayer funds to pay for legal fees of Floridians with presidential ambitions facing legal challenges.

U.S. Education Secretary Cardona expresses frustration over insufficient progress on school safety during a visit to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the site of a 2018 shooting.

Victims' families led Secretary of Education Cardona on a tour of the unchanged Parkland school shooting site to push for policy changes in school safety.

Florida legislators are considering a bill to ban balloon releases, with fines for violators, to prevent environmental harm and wildlife endangerment.

Ron DeSantis suspended his presidential campaign, turning attention back to Florida politics and governance as his leverage in the legislature faces scrutiny.

County investigators are examining Miami Mayor Francis Suarez's side businesses, including dealings with entities linked to a Russian oligarch and various tech firms. The Mayor's office asserts Suarez's adherence to ethical and legal standards.

Boca Raton police officer Lauren Kresse has passed away at 44 after a battle with cancer, leaving behind a legacy of dedicated service and impacting those in her department.

West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James highlights the city's economic growth and low crime rates in his State of the City address, while addressing challenges like homelessness and antisemitism.

Miami businessmen seek to remove Commissioner Joe Carollo from office, alleging he abused power against them in political retaliation. They cite a multi-million-dollar verdict for violating their First Amendment rights.

Miami's immigration courts face the nation’s highest backlog with 261,000 cases, as the U.S. struggles with 3 million unresolved immigration cases overall.

Ex-Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado reacts to a heated argument between Commissioners Joe Carollo and Miguel Gabela, concerned it could damage the city's financial reputation.

Miami City Attorney Victoria Méndez's contract is extended for months after a 3-2 vote amidst scrutiny over her legal advice and family's real estate transactions.