Florida postal worker drank vodka on the job, drove wrong way into traffic: police

A Florida postal worker was arrested after she allegedly drank vodka on the job, drove the wrong way into traffic and threw red Solo cups out of the vehicle.

Karen Read trial: 4 things to know about her retrial

Karen Read’s case has sparked national interest, fueled by the strange circumstances surrounding the charges and a Max documentary, “A Body in the Snow: The Trial of Karen Read.”

Florida teen arrested for poisoning mom's milk with bleach, deputies say

A Florida teenager was arrested for allegedly poisoning his 77-year-old adoptive mother's milk with bleach. The teen admitted to the crime because he was upset with her and did not wish to live at their home, according to an arrest affidavit.

State parks bill teed up in Florida Senate

A proposal designed to prevent golf courses, pickleball courts and luxury resorts in state parks is ready to go to the full Senate.

Human remains found, Pasco deputies suspect foul play

The Pasco Sheriff's Office says "apparent human remains" were found on Tuesday, and foul play is suspected in the person's death.

Tkachuk stars in his return by scoring twice as the Panthers top Lightning 6-2 in series opener

Matthew Tkachuk had two power-play goals and an assist in his first game after a two-month absence and the Florida Panthers opened defense of their Stanley Cup title with a 6-2 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday night in the first game of the teams’ first-round playoff series.

New rules for live music hitting St. Pete Beach soon as residents complain about noise levels

For many, St. Pete Beach is synonymous with sunshine, sand and the sound of live music from beachside bars. Some locals say the music keeps them up at night, however, and city leaders are now trying to strike a balance. 

Hundreds attend town hall on potential New College takeover of Ringling Museum of Art

Hundreds of community members attended the "Citizens to Protect The Ringling" group's town hall to learn more about a proposed transfer of management from Florida State University to New College.

Amber Alert: 9-year-old boy last seen in Miami Gardens found safe

The statewide Amber Alert issued for a 9-year-old boy last seen in Miami Gardens was canceled by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. The child was found safe. 

Elon Musk unveils plans to step back from DOGE but remain involved

Elon Musk says he’ll reduce his role in a federal jobs group and dedicate more time to Tesla following a 71% drop in profits. Tesla plans new products, including a cheaper Model Y and a driverless robotaxi service.

Sen. Ashley Moody aims to roll back 60s-era citrus regulation as growers face mounting challenges

Polk County is one of the top producers of orange juice in the state, and its citrus growers have faced numerous challenges, including government over-regulation, which U.S. Senator Ashley Moody says she is fighting to change.

Death investigation underway along Tamiami Trail

There are more questions than answers as Sarasota County deputies investigate a death along a busy road on Tuesday, according to the sheriff's office.

Snapchat sued by Florida Attorney General over child safety concerns

Attorney General James Uthmeier announced Tuesday that the state of Florida is suing Snapchat, accusing them of defying Florida's law banning young teens from having their own social media accounts.