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Matt Rourke/APProgressive insurance reported Monday that it could top a state limit on profits. In a quarterly financial report, Progressive said its business has been bolstered in Florida by legislation that helped reduce lawsuits against insurers. -
Alexandra Rodriguez/APImmigration has dominated recent public discourse about Florida, whether it be the opening of Alligator Alcatraz, or Gov. Ron DeSantis declaring an "immigration emergency".
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The women of Gee's Bend have garnered national fame for their quilt making. Two of its artists will speak at the Sarasota Art Museum on Saturday. -
Health insurance generally doesn't cover treatment for injuries sustained shortly before a customer buys a policy. A Massachusetts woman found that out the hard way. -
The Miami-Dade Democratic Party has raised the alarm among its voters that Democrats are being removed from active voter status twice as often as Republicans in Miami-Dade County. -
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said every person held at Florida's Alligator Alcatraz immigration detention facility has been issued a final order saying they must be deported. Lawyers say he's wrong. -
The state will increase the minimum wage to $14 an hour, per the constitutional amendment that voters passed in 2020. -
Edward Zakrzewski is scheduled for lethal injection at 6 p.m. Thursday for using a crowbar, rope and machete to murder his wife and two children in 1994 in their Okaloosa County home. -
With record-breaking heat and stronger hurricanes, Florida is considered ground zero by some for global warming consequences. -
A brief contends the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission — not the Department of Environmental Protection — is constitutionally responsible for wildlife-related issues. -
The satellite blasted off from India on Wednesday. Scientists say the $1.3 billion mission will help forecasters and first responders stay one step ahead of floods, landslides and other disasters. -
DeSantis raises idea of mid-decade redistricting as group warns of 'domino effect' across the nationThe group Common Cause said there's a risk of a "domino effect" across the country as different states consider revamping districts.
