With three weeks left until the presidential election, Hillary Clinton is clinging to a narrow lead over Donald Trump in the key state of Florida. 

Florida is still feeling the effects of Hurricane Matthew, and Gov. Rick Scott says the federal government hasn’t done enough to help the state recover from the major storm.

With their presidential nominee under a cloud of sexual-assault allegations, Florida Republican leaders gathered Saturday at one end of the critical I-4 corridor for their fundraising "Victory Dinner" before a final push toward the November elections.

But those who came to the Hilton Tampa Downtown Hotel banked on one message to help real-estate mogul Donald Trump win in November after the disclosure of vulgar comments about women and a wave of allegations that he repeatedly groped or kissed women against their will: The alternative is worse.

Hillary Clinton continues her lead over Donald Trump in Florida, a new poll shows. 

With their presidential nominee under a cloud of sexual-assault allegations, Florida Republican leaders gathered Saturday at one end of the critical I-4 corridor for their fundraising "Victory Dinner" before a final push toward the November elections.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton continues to gain ground on Donald Trump in Florida, widening her lead in a new poll released Friday.

Just a little while to go and the long national nightmare that is the Chicago Cubs' World Series drought may be over.

The Florida Supreme Court has struck down a new state law which would have allowed the state to move forward with the death penalty if 10 to 12 jurors recommended it to the judge, now ruling the decision must instead be unanimous.

After one term in Congress, Gwen Graham is not seeking a second one thanks, in large part, to the latest round of redistricting making her base far more friendly to Republicans.

Congress finally passed a measure jam-packed full of funding to fight the Zika virus last month, but Zika is still spreading in Florida and state officials say they haven't seen a dime of the money to fight the virus.