A Lake County high school student was arrested and charged with a felony after bringing a BB gun to school.
Read More »Florida Begins Digging Out After Matthew
Hurricane Matthew killed at least four Florida residents and left some 1.2 million homes and businesses without power.
Read More »Voters To Flip Switch On Utility-Backed Solar Amendment
Backers tout Amendment 1 on the November ballot as a consumer protection measure, but critics and editorial boards malign the effort as an attempt to hinder the development of alternative fuels.
Read More »This Is Not Over’: Hurricane Sideswipes Florida Coast
Hurricane Matthew sideswiped Florida's Atlantic coast early Friday and continues to move up the eastern shoreline toward Jacksonville.
Read More »St. Augustine: Police Use Bullhorn To Tell People To Leave
Police are patrolling St. Augustine, Florida, neighborhoods, announcing through a bullhorn that the area is in a mandatory evacuation zone as Hurricane Matthew approaches the state.
Read More »‘Not going to take any chances’: Hurricane menaces Florida
Hurricane Matthew is the most powerful storm to threaten the U.S. Atlantic coast in more than a decade.
Read More »State Task Force Looks For Ways To Untangle I-75 Traffic
The I-75 Relief Task Force, appointed last year by Florida Department of Transportation Secretary Jim Boxold, looked at traffic improvements in Alachua, Citrus, Hernando, Levy, Marion and Sumter counties in order to improve safety and relieve congestion.
Read More »UPDATES: Florida, Other States Readying For Hurricane Matthew
The U.S. National Hurricane Center has issued a hurricane watch for South Florida.
Read More »Pulse Shooting Survivor: Audit Needed Before $29M Given To Victims
Jillian Amador filed a petition for a temporary injunction as the funds are set to be distributed on Tuesday.
Read More »Clinton, Trump To Return To Fla. After Debate
After tonight's ballyhooed presidential debate, Trump and Clinton will quickly try to grab momentum in the Sunshine State.
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