Health Mar 16 Millions holed up at home as virus profoundly shifts U.S. life Millions of Americans have begun their work weeks holed up at home, as the coronavirus pandemic means the entire nation's daily routine has shifted in ways never before seen in U.S. history.
Politics Mar 16 Ohio plans to delay primary, but 3 states still planned Florida, Illinois, Ohio and Arizona are pushing forward with primary elections, although the coronavirus is causing headaches for some county elections supervisors as poll workers drop out in fear of catching the disease.
Nation Feb 14 2 years after school shooting, Florida ‘red flag’ law removes hundreds of guns The law, supported by legislators of both parties, has been applied more than 3,500 times since it was implemented a few weeks after a shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland two years ago Friday.
Nation Jan 31 SUV breaches Mar-a-lago security; 2 in custody after chase Officers fired shots and the SUV raced off.
Nation Jan 07 Police, Secret Service mum after new incident at Mar-a-Lago Palm Beach police records show officers were called to Mar-a-Lago on Monday night to assist the Secret Service but most of the report is redacted, including the name of the individual who was contacted.
Nation Dec 02 New higher-speed Florida train has highest U.S. death rate None of Brightline’s deaths were caused by crew error or faulty equipment, according to law enforcement and federal reports. The majority have been suicides, while most others involved impatient motorists, pedestrians or bicyclists who misjudged the trains’ speed and ignored…
Nation Sep 11 Chinese businesswoman convicted in Mar-a-Lago trespass case The 10-woman, two-man federal jury reached the verdict after four hours of deliberation Wednesday in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in the case of Yujing Zhang.
Nation Jul 06 Explosion at Florida shopping plaza injures 20, 2 seriously Twenty people were injured after a vacant pizza restaurant exploded in a South Florida shopping plaza Saturday, according to police.
Nation Jun 11 Accused Mar-a-Lago intruder will be allowed to be her own attorney A Chinese woman charged with illegally entering President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort will be allowed to act as her own attorney, a judge ruled Tuesday after strenuously trying to talk her out of it.
Nation Jun 07 Use of online DNA databases by law enforcement leads to backlash and website changes After California detectives used a popular online DNA database to track down a suspect in the decades-old Golden State Killer slayings last year, at least 50 other killings and rapes have been solved nationwide by using partial DNA matches to…