Longtime Democratic Congressman Corrine Brown and her chief of staff, Ronnie Simmons, were indicted Friday on a series of charges related to what federal prosecutors describe as a “scheme involving a fraudulent education charity.” The 24-count indictment includes allegations of mail and wire fraud, concealing facts on financial-disclosure forms, filing …

The U.S. Department of Agriculture predicts a slight increase in Florida's citrus crop during June.

The law, backed by groups such as the National Rifle Association, includes a series of restrictions on doctors and other health providers.

The Florida case has remained pending in federal court in Tallahassee, and attorneys for the state filed a document Wednesday arguing it is unnecessary for Hinkle to issue a permanent injunction because the issues have been resolved.

Sen. Marco Rubio ended his presidential run Tuesday night after losing to Donald Trump in Florida's presidential primary.

The presence of the Zika virus in four counties across the state forced Gov. Scott to declare a public health emergency.

Florida's Supreme Court justices heard arguments for whether they should grant Cary Lambrix, a man scheduled to die Feb. 11, a stay of execution until it can be determined how to apply the U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The judge's decision is expected to arrive at any time before Feb. 11.

The proposed amendment received nearly 700,000 signatures, meaning voters will get the chance to vote on medical marijuana again after an unsuccessful bid in 2014.

The Florida Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a lower court's ruling about the state's congressional districts, ending at least one phase of a nearly four-year legal battle over the map.

The Florida Department of Children and Families as well as two private companies have agreed to pay $750,000 to settle legal claims resulting from a mass killing in Bell last September.