The stateâs Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has topped 1.4 million policies, as it continues to add thousands of policies a week. Citizens had 1,406,189 policies as of Friday, up from 1,399,554 policies a week earlier and 1,391,777 policies two weeks earlier, according to data posted on its website.
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After Florida lawmakers in December passed major changes to try to shore up the property-insurance industry, a Senate committee next week will receive presentations about the insurance market.
A new law that could lead to imposing the death penalty on people who rape children under age 12 will take effect Sunday, along with other laws passed during the 2023 legislative session.
Disaster-recovery projects in Florida and other states could be affected by the looming federal-government shutdown, the White House said Thursday.
With Rep. Christopher Benjamin, D-Miami Gardens, running for a judgeship next year, the field to replace him in the House has grown to seven candidates.
With convicted murderer Michael Duane Zack scheduled to be put to death in less than two weeks, his attorneys have asked a federal appeals court for a stay of execution because they say he was âshut outâ of a clemency process that could help spare him.
Robinson was speaking during a stop on his fall Presidential Recruitment Tour at the Florida State College-Jacksonville, (FSCJ) Kent Campus auditorium three days after the announcement that FAMU climbed to No. 91 among top national public universities, No. 3 among all Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and remained the top ranked public HBCU for the fifth consecutive year.
Logistics Specialist Seaman Aaliyah Mcleod, from Broward County, Florida, practices forklift operating procedures aboard amphibious assault carrier USS Tripoli (LHA 7) during the shipâs maintenance availability, Sep. 19.
Nearly nine years after his passing, former Fort Lauderdale City Commissioner Carlton B. Moore remains in the hearts and minds of family and friends who seek to carry on his legacy of love and support for the community.
The Detective is wondering why Republican Senator Mitch McConnell from the great state of Kentucky is holding on to a seat that he has been the senior US senator from Kentucky for almost 40 years. Ol Pete refuses to make this partisan. Democrat Senator Diane Feinstein is completing a sixth term as the senior Senator for the great state of California. Both Feinstein and McConnell have done great work for their parties but are both battling serious health issues and refusing to step down from their seats. Pete watched from the television as McConnell twice was frozen and couldnât speak. He is suffering some medical ailment.