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A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit over early voting sites on college and university campuses, after voting-rights groups and Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration reached an agreement in the case.

Food was distributed in a drive-thru style.

In contrast to the closure of all state parks, and despite a steady rise in Alachua County's number of COVID-19 cases, Sweetwater and a number of other city-owned parks have remained open so far.

The Nicaraguan government has not taken measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Classes have not been suspended or moved online, the country's borders remain completely open and no social distancing measures are being enforced.

The daily breakdown of coronavirus news and numbers in Florida.

The number of students registered for kindergarten in Marion County is smaller than expected this year, worrying some school officials. With only seven…

The national unemployment rate is dropping, and Florida's unemployment rate is down as well, but many people are still searching for jobs. Employers provide tips for those looking.

If DeSantis signs the bill, as he is expected to do, all public employers, contractors and subcontractors must register with the E-Verify system to hire new employees beginning Jan. 1. Private employers have the option of using E-Verify or the documents required for an I-9 form, but they must keep copies of those documents at least three years.

If former felons can cast a ballot, should they be allowed to foster or adopt a child?

Brazil's economic success has made its economy the sixth largest in the world. The country will be the focus of the University of Florida's Center for Latin American Studies' 62nd annual conference called "Emergent Brazil."