Florida joins FTC lawsuit accusing Dollar General of overcharging customers
Dollar General is facing a federal lawsuit over claims that it charged customers higher prices than advertised. Twenty states have joined the lawsuit.
DeSantis signs warrant for record 20th execution of year
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed his second death warrant within a week, putting the state in position to exceed its modern-era record for executions in a single year…
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FBI raid uncovers Miami-Dade cockfighting operation with ‘several thousand’ roosters
Carlos Rafael Lezcano, 52, was arrested on charges including animal cruelty with intent to injure or kill tampering with physical evidence, possessing animals…
Coral Springs officer faces misdemeanor charge after man killed in e-scooter crash
FHP found probable cause to charge Officer George Isabel with felony vehicular homicide. But the Broward State Attorney’s Office ultimately decided to pursue…
‘Zero Drownings’: Miami-Dade offers free swimming and water safety lessons to kids
The county says the Zero Drownings program has reached about 4,000 children so far, with a long-term goal of reaching 20,000 children every year.
Donalds, Jolly trade accusations as Florida governor’s race turns increasingly personal
Recent public appearances and campaign advertisements have highlighted the increasingly personal nature of the contest.
Broward Sheriff suspends budget negotiations amid ongoing state investigation
Decision follows subpoenas served on all nine Broward County commissioners and several senior county officials.
She was $37K in debt. Here’s how she’s paying it down
Financial experts say consumers don’t have to wait until they are overwhelmed to seek help.
How much could Amendment 3 save homeowners?
Florida voters will decide in November whether to approve Amendment 3, a proposed constitutional amendment that could change how much some homeowners pay in…
Could Amendment 3 affect police, fire and other services?
If approved, the amendment would increase the homestead exemption for non-school property taxes to $150,000 in 2027 and $250,000 in 2028.