No Pets Left Behind: How a Dog’s Hurricane Rescue Changed Florida Law
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DeSantis set a Florida record for executions. It’s driving a national increase
By Kate Payne
Florida carries out record 9th execution of year on man convicted of killing wife and 2 children
Fox News Flash top headlines for July 31
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Florida death row inmate Edward Zakrzewski has been executed | Recap
By Tom Mclaughlin
Florida Executes Machete Killer of His Wife and Children, Breaking Decade-Long Record for Capital Punishment
By Lesley Cosme Torres
Full Coverage of this storyRon DeSantis declares ‘Hulk Hogan Day in Florida,’ and orders flags lowered
By Gregory Svirnovskiy
Brooke Hogan’s Issues with Hulk Hogan Had ’Nothing to Do with’ His Wife Sky (Exclusive)
By Natasha Dye
Hulk Hogan’s cause of death revealed
By Alli Rosenbloom
Hulk Hogan cause of death: Legendary wrestler suffered heart attack as well as cancer battle with leukemia
By Shakiel Mahjouri
Pro wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, 71, died from heart attack
By David K. Li & Cristian Santana
Full Coverage of this storyFlorida DOGE auditors to descend upon Pinellas
By Mark Parker
Florida DOGE claims a 57% increase in Jacksonville property tax collections since 2020. How to check your tax history
Florida DOGE team investigates Gainesville as residents protest
By Daja Clayton
Get The Facts: DOGE targets Orange County
By Greg Fox
Is Florida DOGE eyeing Palm Beach County? Incoming Administrator Abruzzo says yes
By Mike Diamond
Full Coverage of this storyFlorida’s New Cultural Warrior Is the Man Behind ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
By Patricia Mazzei
First Deportation Flights Depart From Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
By Patricia Mazzei
Florida Is Buying Plane Tickets for Unauthorized Immigrants to Self-Deport
By Patricia Mazzei
DeSantis says all Alligator Alcatraz detainees have removal orders. Is that true?
By Siena Duncan
A legal black hole
By Judd Legum & Rebecca Crosby
Man With Green Card for 25 Years in Alligator Alcatraz Has Hearing Canceled
By Nick Mordowanec
Full Coverage of this storyJury orders Tesla to pay $329M in Florida Autopilot crash case, opening it up to other costly lawsuits
By Bernard Condon & David Fischer
Tesla hit with $243 million in damages after jury finds its Autopilot feature contributed to fatal crash
By David Ingram & Maria Piñero
Tesla must pay portion of $329 million in damages after fatal Autopilot crash, jury says
By Lora Kolodny
Jury Says Tesla Was Partly to Blame for Fatal Crash
By Neal Boudette, J. Ewing & David C Adams
Tesla found partially liable for fatal 2019 crash, hit with $243 million in damages
By Trisha Thadani & Francisco Alvarado
Full Coverage of this storyFlorida State Rep. Joe Casello dies after having heart attack, state officials confirm
State Senate District 11 Special Election Dates Set
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Retired Worcester firefighter Joseph Casello, a lawmaker in Florida, dies of heart attack
By Mike Elfland
Governor sets Special Elections to replace Blaise Ingoglia, Joe Casello
By Jacob Ogles
Pasco County announces special election to replace Ingoglia
Full Coverage of this storyThe Chaotic Early Days Inside Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Detention Center
By Hamed Aleaziz & Patricia Mazzei
Florida puts a man to death for killing 2 outside a bar, the 26th US execution this year
By David Fischer
Republicans’ summer shindig
By Kimberly Leonard
This Day in Florida Thoroughbred History – Debby d’Or Wins Fourth Straight With Upset Victory in Grade 3 Honorable Miss at Saratoga
By Brock Sheridan
DeSantis: Florida has arrested nearly 3,000 migrants
By Steve Wilson
FHP immigration enforcement strike team; Trump tariff policy
By Jason Delgado, Asher Wildman & Ybeth Bruzual
DeSantis highlights Florida immigration enforcement, addresses Orange County mayor in Orlando remarks
By Brandon Hogan
Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings signs ICE agreement amid pressure from Gov. DeSantis, AG Uthmeier
DeSantis: FHP arrests 3,000 in immigration crackdown; Kerner attacks Post arrest story
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Full Coverage of this storyFlorida heat wave; investigation into Brightline deaths; weekly news briefing
Extreme Heat Persists in the Southeast on Tuesday
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Scorching Heat Dome Sends Tampa to 100 Degrees F for the First Time
By Meghan Bartels
Tampa hits 100 degrees for 1st time in recorded weather history. Will it continue?
By Jack Prator & Michaela Mulligan
Summer heat wave has hospitals, emergency rooms, paramedics seeing 'uptick' in patients
By Dave Bohman
Full Coverage of this storyCommentary: New report card shows Florida's primary students surging, middle school lagging
By Tom Majdanics
The Worst Housing Market in America Is Now Florida’s Cape Coral
By Deborah Acosta
FL Tourist Destination No. 1 On Top Attractions List
By Tiffany Razzano
Teacher Vacancies in Florida Down 17%, Department Of Education Says
By Jay Waagmeester
DeSantis talks teacher vacancies, salaries in Tampa
By Ashley Suter
DeSantis team warns teacher unions against ‘delay tactics’ in pay talks
By Jeffrey Solochek
Ron DeSantis says Florida is tackling the teacher vacancy crisis
By Gabrielle Russon
Florida education commissioner blames unions for teacher pay
By Sommer Brugal
Full Coverage of this storyFlorida lawmakers cheer end of U.S. Mexico agreement on tomato imports - but will it raise prices? • Florida Phoenix
By Mitch Perry
Florida executes a man convicted of raping and killing a woman outside of a bar
By David Fischer & Freida Frisaro
How Florida’s Attempt to Let Teens Sleep Longer Fell Apart
By Patricia Mazzei & Ted Alcorn
Judge blocks Florida law banning social media accounts for children
By Diana Novak Jones
Florida executes man who was convicted of rape and murder
By Kate Brumback
Florida debates lifting some child labor laws to fill jobs vacated by undocumented immigrants
By Jordan Valinsky
Supreme Court declines to let Florida enforce its new immigration law
By Gary Grumbach & Zoe Richards
Florida attorney general reports wrongful charges under halted immigration law
Arrested, Shackled and Deported from Florida — Despite a Federal Court Order
By Daphne Duret, Shoshana Walter & Jill Castellano
Supreme Court Won’t Revive Aggressive Florida Immigration Law
By Adam Liptak
A Judge Blocked A Law. A Red State Ignored It And Kept Arresting People Anyway.
By Jessica Schulberg
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