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Ocala Regional Medical Center has introduced new minimally invasive technology — called Impella — that helps patients' heart pump blood during high-risk surgeries. Since the first surgery in February, four more patients have gone through successful procedures with the technology.

A video capturing a colorblind Lakeland man putting on specialty glasses that allow him to see colors more accurately has gone viral. As of Tuesday, it had more than 1 million views on Facebook.

Ginnie Springs celebrated Easter this weekend with its 13th annual Easter Egg Hunt.

A pig that had been on the loose in Gainesville for a few days is back at her owner's home thanks to the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office.

“Storytelling is at the center of culture, and culture is the reason that human beings can live on the planet in places they wouldn’t otherwise be able to live," says Miller. "It’s through storytelling we’re able to go into space. Alright? People gathered around a camp fire doing storytelling; that’s so fundamental to who we are because without storytelling, without theater, we don’t have culture. And if we don’t have culture, we as a species cannot exist.”

Despite political turmoil in Washington, D.C., and Tallahassee, federal and state lawmakers have agreed to dramatically increase financial aid to the neediest college and university students.

Liquor stores all across Florida are begging Governor Rick Scott to veto the bill that would change the law dating back to 1934 and allow retailers to bring the liquor inside with the beer and wine.

The Florida Department of Health has approved Knox Medical to open this Friday, May 19th.

Florida schools still use a student's Social Security Number to identify them, despite the risks associated with identity theft.

All 12 Florida universities will benefit from $121 million in two new programs designed to help the schools attract top-level professors and reward high-performing graduate schools. The University of Florida will receive the largest share at more than $27 million.