2-1 decision by panel of 5th District Court of Appeal said required designation is compelled speech that violates First Amendment

A Florida woman attempted to buy fentanyl, but she made one little mistake that got her busted, according to police. Octavia Wells, 41, allegedly thought she was texting one of her co...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) made eight new appointme...

The former Miss Oklahoma had been known as a booster of Florida orange juice, but her career took a turn after a campaign to repeal an LGBTQ ordinance Floridas Miami-Dade County in the late 1970s.

Bucs wide receiver Mike Evans was uniquely acknowledged by Florida's governor.

President-elect Donald Trump received his felony sentence Jan. 10. He retains his right to vote in Florida, but loses the right to own a gun. Some countries rules bar entry for felons, but their leaders can make exceptions.

Bryant led a successful campaign to repeal an ordinance in Floridas Miami-Dade County that would have prohibited discrimination against gay people.

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A Florida appeals court ruled on Thursday that lawsuits against the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School resource officer at the time of the 2018 shooting in Parkland, Fla., can go to trial. The 4th District Court of Appeal gave no details in its ruling that allows the civil suits against former Broward County Sheriff's...

Find out what Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green thinks about the Miami Heat and Jimmy Butler's future with the team.The post Warriors Star’s Brutally Honest Take on Jimmy Butler Trade Rumors appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The defending Stanley Cup champions released news on their home arena in Sunrise, FL.

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) threw cold water on the idea that he could appoint himself to fill Sen. Marco Rubios (R-Fla.) seat, which he is vacating to become President-elect Trump's secretary of state. Absolutely not, DeSantis told reporters on Friday when asked about the scenario. Its funny, you know, these people write these things,...

Jimmy Butler continues to go scorched earth on the Miami Heat in his attempts to be traded from the organization.

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