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10 News has learned that a class action lawsuit filed in state court against Citizens Insurance will be announced tomorrow in Tallahassee.
A court reporter who disappeared and left boxes of depositions at her abandoned apartment went back to court Monday to explain why she left such critical information behind.
Vice President Joe Biden told Florida State University students today making college affordable is not only good for the economy, but a matter of national security.
Critics are opposing a bill they claim introduces nonjudicial foreclosures to Florida, favors banks and threatens homeowners' rights, but the Naples legislator sponsoring it insists the opposite is the case.
County commissioners could be held to term limits after voters hit the polls in November.
Vice President Joe Biden is in Florida to talk about affordable higher education.
When Omeil Nevarez-Ramos heard about the robbery at his neighborhood Amscot, he thought it sounded like something out of a movie.
A Central Florida man is suing Newt Gingrich, claiming a security officer for the Republican presidential candidate stomped on his foot "like he was stomping out a cigarette."
A man who called 911 three times has been arrested on drug charges in the Florida Keys.
A cruise ship that reported an outbreak of a stomach virus is ready to sail from South Florida with new passengers.
Five people are being treated with minor injuries after a car hit an ambulance on its way to an emergency in Pensacola.
Eight inmates are being treated for various injuries at the hospital after the private prison transport van they were riding in crashed in north central Florida.
Inmates in one southwest Florida county picked 6,400 pounds of free oranges for their jail and local homeless shelters.
Four more people have been sent to federal prison is part of a crackdown in Florida on pill mills that illegally distribute powerful prescription painkillers like oxycodone.
More than 200 passengers on two cruise ships headed to South Florida have been stricken with a gastrointestinal illness.
A 26-year-old man has pleaded guilty in the abduction and killing a 7-year-old Florida girl who was found in a landfill in 2009.
A disabled Army veteran is frustrated with the VA, which has sent letters to his home saying he is dead, including one that asks for the return of more than $90,000 in benefits.
The self-described top-heavy suspect was pulled over in her gray 1999 Toyota Camry, double-parking at a Walgreens drug store.
Comedy Central's "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" took on Florida's controversial welfare drug testing law on Thursday.
Florida Highway Patrol troopers are reporting no major visibility issues this morning as they continue to monitor road conditions across the Space Coast for lingering smoke from controlled burns.
A Pensacola woman who reportedly hit her ex-boyfriend with her car was arrested Thursday afternoon and charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich, defeated in Florida by a wide margin, is challenging rules in the state that handed all 50 delegates to Mitt Romney.
Katie Schaber said she has been fighting to get a medical facility to give her a mammogram since December.
A Pasco County mother is upset after she heard what happened at her son's school on Friday.
A Florida lawmaker is pushing a bill that would ban the use of food stamps to purchase snacks and sweets like cookies and cakes.
An Ohio Tea Party leader says the "party is dead" because it has evolved into something different, more powerful.
Polk deputies say more than two dozen people were arrested as a result of an online prostitution sting operation.
Former USF star Jason Pierre-Paul uses the Super Bowl stage to help the university gain worldwide exposure.
A Sheriff's Office report says the investigation took place Friday at the Saddle Creek Park between Lakeland and Winter Haven after receiving complaints of lewd activity taking place there.
A seemingly ordinary photo is spreading like wildfire, and scaring its way across the Internet.
Racy photos depicting two Modesto police officers with scantily clad women were anonymously sent to the department, the city manager and some media outlets on Tuesday.
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