Florida Peninsula Insurance, the state's ninth-largest property insurer, has requested the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) to approve a statewide reduction of 8.4 percent in its homeowners' premiums and of 12 percent in its condo owners' premiums.

For the past year, people renewing their driver’s licenses or state ID cards have received a new number. And that could cause problems for voters in next year’s elections.

Thomas Edison and Henry Ford are famous for their innovations in electricity generation and automobiles respectively, but they were also at the forefront of a massively popular trend in Florida: Rich people from up north spending the cold winter months in the Sunshine State.

Frustrated neighborhood leaders shipped off a blistering letter of complaint in late June to several government officials.

Prosecutors will take “no further action” against a Florida sheriff’s deputy in the arrest of a Black college student pulled from his car and beaten by officers during a February traffic stop.

Florida has declared 7-OH, a concentrated kratom byproduct, illegal due to its high potential for abuse and lack of accepted medical use. An emergency rule classifies 7-OH as a Schedule 1 drug, similar to meth and fentanyl, effective immediately.

An 18-year-old from North Carolina who had been missing for one week after vacationing with relatives in Florida has been found dead, according to officials.

Just as you'd expect from one of Hollywood's most famous action heroes, Sylvester Stallone is living large and in charge. The "Rocky" star, 79, became a Florida man after he and his wife Jennifer Flavin, 56, snapped up an incredible 13,241-square-foot mansion in Palm Beach's North End in late 2020.

Rachel Aliza Nisanov, 13, was riding in tandem on a jet ski with her sister Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale's Intracoastal Waterway when they crashed into a concrete dock.

About those home insurance rate decreases that Florida lawmakers and insurance executives have been crowing about for nearly a year: Data released by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation shows a majority of policyholders in the state are continuing to see costs rise for all-perils coverage of their single-family homes.