2 hrs ago | Broward-Palm Beach
Top 17 Famous Musicians Who Claim to Live in Florida
Music vet and New Times scribe Lee Zimmerman offers his insights, opinions, and observations about the local scene.
5 hrs ago | The Florida Times-Union
Florida Morning: Scott signs election bill - Senate immigration bill...
Florida was shut out Tuesday by the National Football League and Major League Soccer.
10 hrs ago | The Miami Herald
Sweet deal for state taxpayers or Scott donor giveaway?
Two months after contributing $110,000 to Gov. Rick Scott's reelection campaign, an upstart property insurance company is likely to reap a $52 million windfall, paid from the coffers of Citizens Property Insurance Corp.
13 hrs ago | The Orlando Sentinel
State to finally replace ancient jobless-claims computer
In good news for the jobless and employers alike, the state's 1970s-era computer that processes unemployment claims is finally getting replaced.
Lane closure on U.S. 98 slated for Wednesday night
The westbound outside lane on U.S. Highway 98 west of Big Kahuna's Water Park will be closed from 9 p.m. today to 5 a.m. Thursday as crews make road repairs, according to the Florida Department of Transportation.
Gov. Scott signs elections bill extending early voting
Gov. Rick Scott has signed an elections bill that attempts to reverse some of the restrictions the Republican-controlled Legislature put in place in 2011, including allowing more early-voting. The legislation is a response to the ridicule Florida received in the days after President Barack Obama 's re-election when votes were still being counted in ... (more)
The Craft of living - Folklife front and center at 61st Florida Folk Festival
The 61st Florida Folk Festival , opening Friday, May 24, holds much more in store than the average festival goer is programmed to expect.
Floridians twice as likely to be identity theft victims
A national study by of federal data shows that Florida is the leader in identity theft incidents and its not even a close competition.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott, who had a tough time winning cooperation this past year from the Republican-led Legislature, struck back on Monday by vetoing nearly $400 million from the state's new budget.
Governor Rick Scott signs Florida budget
Governor Rick Scott today highlighted the Florida Families First budget that includes $20.3 billion in total funding for K-12 education, an increase of $1.08 billion over last year's budget.
Democrat Nan Rich says she's ready to take on Florida Gov. Rick Scott
For 10 years, political pros have taken it almost as gospel that the strongest statewide Democratic candidates are centrists from Florida's top battleground region of Tampa Bay.
What we think: Rein in pay and perks for Florida college presidents
Start with a six-figure base salary for state college presidents. Add five figures for their retirement, another five for deferred compensation and another five for housing.
Star witness in Rilya Wilson case walks free from prison
Robin Lunceford, the blunt and eccentric inmate who was the star witness in the trial of a woman accused of murdering Miami foster child Rilya Wilson, is free from prison.
Scott signs dual enrollment: School districts to assume costs of popular program
Gov. Rick Scott today signed a bill requiring Florida school districts to start paying for the classes that teenagers take at local colleges through their high schools' dual-enrollment programs.
FDOT confirms openness to longer yellows
Excerpt from an e-mail sent FDOT engineer Mark Wilson to 10 News Investigator Noah Pransky on Monday, May 13: Any local agency can request to the FDOT District Office to use a yellow clearance time that is more than the minimum values in TEM 3.6, and if they have the documented "engineering justification" for the increased yellow clearance time, ... (more)
Baby found, father charged in South Fla.
The Miami Herald reports the 10-month old child was not harmed. She's now in the custody of the Florida Department of Children & Families.
Kids Invited to Explore Florida's Prehistoric Side
Kids are invited to learn about Florida's past through archaeology and the clues left behind by ancient societies Monday, May 20 at 6 p.m. at the North Tampa Branch Library, 8916 N. Boulevard, Tampa.
Inmate who escaped from Miss. captured in Florida
Florida Highway Patrol officials say they have arrested an inmate who escaped from a Mississippi state work camp.
Commentary: Common Core needs more debate
Parents in Michigan, like those across the country, want their children to have the tools they need to excel in school and beyond.
Budget cuts hit Central Florida convention business
As conferences go, this one was supposed to be pretty standard: a 7,000-person affair at the Orange County Convention Center that - although not among Orlando's biggest shows - still would have brought a $13 million economic boost to the Orlando area.