Legislation signed by the Governor seeks to block websites from profiting from official mugshots. The aim is to stop companies from profiting when bad things happen to good people.
Following the Florida Supreme Court upholding the state’s seed-to-sale medical marijuana model, the Department of Health is preparing to issue 15 new treatment center licenses.
Leroy Chandler with his wife Emma started their collection for the Shamgar Pathways to Freedom exhibit around 18 years ago, and now for this week only, it’s on display at the Master the Possibilities learning center at On Top of the World.
LifeSouth Blood Centers needs about 100 donations a day to supply local hospitals and to keep blood supply at a safe level, but they said they’re only seeing around 65 to 70 donations a day.
University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Services researchers make a breakthrough while studying a deadly equine disease that prevents horses from producing sweat.
The state made the decision to end the payments, which could have lasted until September, early because many believe the checks are keeping people from working.
At the beginning of this month, the Florida Supreme Court issued an administrative order, stating that starting on Monday, June 21, all of the state’s judicial circuits will return to normal operations.
UF Health will host a discussion about transgender health in North Central Florida on Tuesday, the virtual event is called "Let’s talk about transgender health."
In her second book “Paradise,” Wanda Renee Baker combines short stories and poems to inspire others and remove the negative stigma around physical disabilities.
Archers from all over Florida came to the new Silver Springs Archery Club facility. To win money and to earn a spot in the state and national tournament.
According to the governor, McGraw’s removal does not invalidate any vote she cast prior to her removal, but the order also doesn’t encourage or discourage any legal challenges to have those prior votes disqualified.
Marion County Parks and Recreation and Utilities departments were able to help out and develop the land so that the archery non-profit could bring the sport to the public.
