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  • Britain's ambassador to the U.S. resigns.
  • The 5th District Court of Appeals overturned two of Casey Anthony's convictions. The court agreed with Anthony's attorneys that the two charges constituted double jeopardy.
  • Three Florida universities are applying to the Board of Governors for funding to expand their dental programs. As Florida's 89.1, WUFT-FM's Paula Cunniffe…
  • The Florida Department of Transportation will begin rebuilding the Ocala Sharpes Ferry Bridge's wall, which fell last June after the wall was replaced in April. The repairs, starting Monday, could affect traffic in the area.
  • A giant snake fossil, named Titanoboa, will be on exhibit starting Jan. 26. The fossil comes from Colombia and was discovered in part by University of Florida researchers.
  • U.S Secretary of Labor Alex Acosta has resigned. All that and more in 90 seconds.
  • By Heather Schatz After last year’s Hurricane Michael decimated parts of the Florida Panhandle, North Florida’s building codes are getting renewed scrutiny. Increasingly, all Florida residents need homes that can stand up to the strongest storms, and they increasingly want those homes to come with environmentally sustainable features and building methods. Enter Palm Beach Gardens-based Green Dwellings. Karen Adams is the custom home builder’s CEO. Melissa Ross: What goes into Green Dwellings? Karen Adams: The homes are unique in that
  • By Brendan Rivers In the Tampa Bay area, Pinellas County is teaching real estate agents how to field questions about flooding — an increasingly common concern when homebuyers talk to Realtors. “They really are the boots on the ground for all of the floodplain managers everywhere,” said Lisa Foster, the county’s floodplain administrator. She developed the Real Estate Flood Disclosure training program, a first of its kind in Florida. Realtors are eager, she said, to take the classes on everything
  • Alessandra Alvarez produced this segment.
  • A suspicious package containing a unknown powder was sent to the Marion County Sheriff's office, and contained a written threat to Sheriff Chris Blair. The powder is now being tested.
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