Motorcycle collides with Railroad tracks leaving one man in serious condition.

More than 3,000 children were adopted from Florida foster care last year. That's an eight percent increase from the previous year.

The woman who is suing Casey Anthony for defamation has been charged with giving liquor to a minor.

A Michigan man has been arrested after authorities say he took pictures of a 12-year-old boy while he was using the bathroom at the mall.

A southwest Florida man is behind bars after authorities say he ran down his girlfriend with his truck, killing her after an argument.

The Republican National Convention and the Tampa Bay Host Committee have released a mobile application to help convention delegates, media and others easily navigate the convention and the Tampa Bay area.

Citizens Property Insurance customers who’ve had their homes re-inspected have seen their premiums increase a total of 137 million dollars statewide.

Early voting. It's become a centerpiece of Florida's elections, with millions of ballots being cast in the two weeks before election day. Troy Kinsey tells us what the latest twist in an intense legal battle could mean for your vote in the fall.

A high speed chase that began in Florida ended Thursday night in Georgia. Lowndes County Sheriff's Deputies and the Georgia State Patrol worked together to end the chase.

The Suwannee Valley Flood Jam near Live Oak, offers lots to flood victims including free admission, charitable donations and FEMA assistance.

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has announced the expansion of its interactive program designed to encourage Florida residents to shop for the best insurance rates in the State of Florida. CHOICES, a program that previously only served the homeowners’ insurance market, has now been expanded to include the auto insurance market.

A new trial date has been set for an elderly German woman accused of drowning her 5-year-old grandson in bathtub while they vacationed in the Florida Panhandle.

The Leon County Health Department reminds residents and visitors to take precautions against mosquito-borne diseases in the wake of West Nile virus concerns across the country.

LCSO received a call from the Tallahassee Diamond Center at 1355 Market Street. Employees at the Diamond Center reported that two men were trying to sell a large quantity of expensive and unique jewelry.

Federal appellate judges this week ordered a lower court to plunge back into a dispute about whether a Ten Commandments statue outside the Dixie County courthouse is unconstitutional.

Arguing that prisoners' rights have been violated, the U.S. Department of Justice this week filed a federal lawsuit aimed at forcing the Florida Department of Corrections to make available kosher meals.

Florida's unemployment rate increased to 8.8 percent in July. It was the first time in several months that unemployment rate worsened in Florida. The state's unemployment rate stood at 8.6 percent in June for a second straight month.

Buoyed by relatively strong economies, especially in Latin America, overseas tourists flocked to Florida in recent months, with the number of foreign visitors jumping by 10 percent for the quarter ending June 30.

Florida's voter purge will move ahead after the federal government finalized an agreement to allow the state to access records that could detect non-citizens on the voting rolls, Secretary of State Ken Detzner announced.

State officials say an investigation failed to turn up causes for a high number of erasures on last year's Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test at four schools.

A week ago, Ted Yoho was known pretty much only to the people around Gainesville whose puppies he'd delivered or whose horses he'd checked on at the farm as part of his veterinary practice.

Man sentenced in DUI crash, will have ignition interlock device installed in car for next six months

Big Bend Community Based Care and the Department of Children and Families are teaming up for a new initiative to recruit and support foster parents and to help ensure the success of children in foster care.

A legislative panel approved an additional $29.5 million in funding for Florida's clerks of court, largely undoing a budget cut that had already caused layoffs and delays at offices across the state.

Florida’s Secretary of State can’t say for sure, but odds are non-US Citizens voted in yesterday’s primary.