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WALTON COUNTY, Fla. -- Walton County deputies say a 21-year-old man pointed a loaded handgun at partygoers who tried to stop him from driving drunk.Corbin Minte

There’s probably little the Federal Aviation Administration can do to stop DeSantis from continuing the flights, people familiar with the agency’s legal authorities say.

A Florida woman has filed a lawsuit against a Alabama McDonald’s after alleging she was served “chemicals in a cup” and was denied medical attention from staff.

A Florida man was arrested Saturday for threatening his neighbor with a machete after an argument over dog poop on the neighbor’s lawn. Cape Coral Police

His performance overseeing the 2020 election in Broward County helped earn him the new Director role.

She joined the Florida Bar three years ago.

TALLAHASSEE --- The owner of a Suwanee County farm is in line to be the state’s newest medical-marijuana operator, beating out 11 other applicants competing for a license earmarked for

The president of Diego's Taqueria & Margaritas Bar pleaded no contest in 2001.

McConnell doesn't think Scott's NRSC can deliver a Republican Senate.

If companies want to track stockpiling of assault weapons, the CFO said it's time Florida cancels some cards.

Two leading Florida House Democrats on Monday sent a letter to Republican legislative leaders calling on them to object to “unlawful actions” taken by DeSantis.

The two candidates have brought in $84 million, the third most out of all U.S. Senate races.

Trump appointed judge is a member of the Federalist Society, but her decisions on the Mar-a-Lago documents are well outside of conservative precedent.

'The event will go on,' said Melbourne Mayor Paul Alfrey.

Not every Republican near the top of the ballot got an "A."

The Miami Senator's court action will be one of a few filed as a result of the migrant flights from Texas to Martha's Vineyard.

A Florida man who bought a mansion with a $7.2 million COVID-19 relief fund has pleaded guilty, the Department of Justice announced Wednesday.

Gubernatorial candidate Hector Roos asked the Florida Supreme Court to rule that Gov. Ron DeSantis overstepped his authority.

‘Florida has purposefully engaged in a pattern and practice of racial discrimination … that has prevented HBCUs … from achieving parity with their traditionally White institution counterparts.’…