Motorola Solutions commends Governor Scott and the Florida Legislature for their support of a competitive procurement process for a cost-effective, next-generation mission-critical communications system for first responders throughout the state.
Continuing his bid to replace U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., Republican Senate hopeful Todd Wilcox unveiled his economic agenda on Thursday.
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After reeling in the support of President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden, U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy, D-Fla., continues to be the favorite of the Democratic leadership in Florida’s U.S. Senate race.
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The Hacktivist group Anonymous, which claims responsibility for shutting down Turkey's internet last year, is taking aim at Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, declaring "total war" on the businessman-turned-presidential hopeful.
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In a previous life, I must have been a hunting dog. It would explain this special knack I have for sniffing out hypocrisy -- and why today I have Gov. Rick Scott treed like a coon in a Florida forest.
WASHINGTON -- Sen. John Cornyn recalls visiting a Texas prison where some inmates taking shop classes could not read tape measures. Cornyn, who was previously a district court judge and Texas Supreme Court justice, knows that prisons are trying to teach literacy and vocations, trying to cope with the mental illnesses of many inmates and trying to take prophylactic measures to prevent drug-related recidivism by persons imprisoned for drug offenses.
Inaction by Florida lawmakers to address a spike in water-damage claims could reverse years of work to shrink state-backed Citizens Property Insurance, the company's president said Wednesday.
President and CEO Barry Gilway warned the Citizens Board of Governors that policyholders can expect to see annual rate hikes that approach 10 percent in South Florida, where water-damage claims have been the most prevalent.
Tuesday was a big day in Florida for the remaining presidential candidates, with each of the candidates churning out votes in one of the nation’s largest states in a last ditch effort to secure the GOP presidential nomination.
Hillary Clinton is giving her comedy routine a try Wednesday. The Democratic presidential hopeful will be heading to TV Wednesday evening not to do a typical celebratory round of news conferences, but to appear on the hit Comedy Central series, Broad City.
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