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A deputies union locked in a public battle against Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony has sent a letter asking Gov. Ron

Former Boynton Beach police officer Gabriel Albala, 45, of Margate, was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison and five

The latest forecast for the 2020 hurricane season says the odds have grown for a landfall in the United States.

Dozens of demonstrators protested outside Broward Sheriff’s Office’s headquarters near Fort Lauderdale on Thursday in support of a deputy being

Watch a live stream of the George Floyd memorial service being held Thursday at North Central University in downtown Minneapolis.

UCF is reviewing a psychology professor’s tweets after others called the racist and urged the university to dismiss him.

All of South Florida under a flood watch through Friday morning. .Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties could see an

The National Rifle Association and Florida officials will not be required to go through mediation in a lawsuit challenging a

In the aftermath of the George Floyd killing, three South Florida police chiefs said Wednesday they were willing to cede

Gov. Ron DeSantis said Wednesday he’d love to snag the Republican National Convention for Florida, an event where President Donald

Three weeks after Palm Beach County reopened, coronavirus cases in the county show their biggest one-day jump.

Thunderstorms sweep across South Florida prompting flood advisories in Palm Beach County.

Florida is moving to Phase 2 of reopening after the new coronavirus lockdown, with a reopening of movie theaters, bars

U.S. Rep. Lois Frankel said her colleague, U.S. Rep. Val Demings, “is the best choice” to run for vice president

Educator group suggests staggering school schedules, suspending active-shooting drills and imposing social distancing rules on buses and campuses.