Anthony Talcott

Of the dozens of new Florida laws passed so far this year, one stands out among the rest.

Over the past few weekends, a St. Petersburg man has garnered widespread attention for his protest aimed at blocking Flock cameras.

Nearly 100 first responders and volunteers took part in a nighttime emergency drill at Orlando International Airport, reacting to a simulated natural gas pipeline rupture and explosion.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said Monday he asked Congress to open an impeachment inquiry into a circuit judge, citing her past work for the Southern Poverty Law Center and fraud allegations.

Drivers who exceed the posted school-zone speed limit by more than 10 mph while school-zone flashing lights are active may soon receive a $100 civil citation in the mail, according to the police department.

A social media influencer known online as “Clavicular” will not face charges after being arrested earlier this year, according to state records obtained by News 6.

A Central Florida man has been arrested over drug-related charges, roughly one year after he originally got out of prison on a commuted sentence, deputies said.

Property taxes have gone up across Florida — but some places have seen much bigger jumps than others.

This summer, pest control company Orkin has revealed its latest list of “bed bug cities” in the U.S. — and one Florida city managed to crack the upper echelons for the first time ever.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed a new member to the Orange County Board of County Commissioners on Friday, according to his office.

In a letter this week, Uthmeier explained that the department’s guidance says searches should be conducted by an officer with the same “gender expression or identity” as the person being searched.

The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office says deputies were called to Tohopekaliga High School on Thursday after the school’s resource officer reported an alligator on campus.