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Since Friday's shooting in Newtown, Conn., lawmakers and residents across the country are now bringing up the issue of gun control in schools. The tragedy has school and law enforcement officials reconsidering safety plans for emergencies.

Red tide – the toxic algae scientifically known as Karenia brevis – continues to destroy marine life, restaurants and the livelihood of some South Florida communities.

President H.W. Bush is honored and remembered today at the U.S. Capitol Building. That and more in 90 seconds.

The Humane Society of North Central Florida continues to help with animals displaced due to Hurricane Michael. -- News from North Central Florida's public media stations on http://WUFT.org , 89.1 FM & Florida's 5.

The city commission accepted his resignation on Thursday, a week after some commissioners had complained about his management style and problems with employee morale.

Florida’s population growth has rebounded since the recession. This special report examines the state’s latest growth wave, and whether we can welcome newcomers without losing what makes Florida, Florida.

Today's top stories• One of the complaints people often have about the news media is its lack of focus on positive stories. To kick off The Point in 2019,…

The top stories near you• Our documentary,"Every Vote Counts," takes a look back on all the problems from the 2018 election and considers the things that…

When you walk through the doors of the Child Advocacy Center, the room is filled with toys, books, crayons, and a cat who goes by the name of Hank.

They said this is likely the deadliest accident in the county since 2012, when 10 people were killed on I-75 near Paynes Prairie.