A Miami state senator has proposed boosting the penalties in boating accidents with severe injuries to a third-degree felony punishable up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine, not a misdemeanor.

A 16-year-old in Martin County is facing felony charges after allegedly killing a dog gifted to him by a friend.

The Volusia County woman accused of shooting and killing her terminally ill husband in a Daytona Beach hospital last year<a ...

An investigation into the former Okaloosa County jail director focused on allegations of conflicts of interest and misuse of ...

A federal judge is refusing for now to block a new policy in Florida prisons that requires transgender women inmates to cut ...

A federal district court judge has dealt a blow to transgender inmates in Florida by rejecting a request for a preliminary ...

Daytona Beach police say Ellen Gilland made a murder-suicide pact with her 77-year-old husband about three weeks before the ...

The House ethics committee declared that former U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz broke all kinds of laws. He was prosecuted for none ...

A man is charged for a suspected drug robbery near New Asian Grocery & Halal Meat in Pensacola two weeks ago where several ...

A military appeals court has ruled against efforts to throw out the plea deals reached with defendants in the 9/11 attack ...

From HOA's to being forced to pay for a prison cell, the ABC Action News I-Team investigators have been busy in 2024.

With more boats in the water, a bill in the Florida Legislature would send a message that there can be serious legal ...