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Instead of arresting juvenile first-time offenders, law enforcement agencies in some Florida counties are opting for civil citations. -
Courtesy: Florida Highway Patrol/Brian Dale Andrews fled the country following a 2007 crash in Polk County that killed two people.
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The law will allow emergency vehicles to transport police canines injured in the line of duty for treatment. -
Sections of roads have been designated in the honor of three law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty.
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Attorney General Ashley Moody says her office respects “the ruling and authority of the court” but defended her involvement in the suit, saying “my office will always push back on any federal overreach."
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After months of debate, council members passed an ordinance that gives slightly more independence to Tampa’s police oversight board.
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The ballot language is misleading, the justices ruled.
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The new law requires the losing party in lawsuits about development orders to pay all attorney fees for the prevailing party.
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Lucas Wall says he has generalized anxiety disorder and wearing a mask causes him to feel like he’s having a panic attack. He claims the flight mask mandate is unconstitutional.
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The federal lawsuit challenges Florida's new election laws.
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A well-funded, and mostly misunderstood, 2018 ballot amendment could roll back public oversight of the police for the foreseeable future. How did we get here?
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The lawsuit focuses heavily on a “conditional sailing order” that the CDC initially issued in October with a phased approach to resuming cruise-ship operations.
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During the hearing, the judge chided the state for issuing a comment last week that mediation efforts had reached an “impasse” when they had not.
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In a filing Wednesday, Attorney General Ashley Moody wrote that “cruise companies are trying their best to work with the CDC because they have no choice. But make no mistake - the CDC continues its overreach."
