As Florida moves into the "Obamacare" era, a state insurance panel heard from stakeholders who offered some predictions but largely said it's too early to tell how the sweeping law will affect residents and businesses across the state.

A number of Florida counties are catching a break on budgets. The state is forgiving hundreds of millions of dollars counties owe in medicaid due to billing errors. The counties owed the state nearly 400-million dollars and Governor Rick Scott is forgiving about half.

More details emerge on attempted burglary, car-jacking crime spree.

The Greenwood School in Jasper is on the chopping block for dwindling enrollment, but doing so could save the district a lot of money.

Jim Murdaugh speaks on college affordability

A new web portal developed by the Florida Department of Education, allows prospective and current students to view graduation rates, employment statistics and earnings data for graduates of the 28 Florida College System institutions and Florida Public School District Career Centers.

Florida State University’s Seven Days of Opening Nights — the highly acclaimed performing arts festival that takes place each February in Tallahassee — welcomes a new director.

With the Marching 100 sidelined for the 2012 season, Florida A & M University says it is entering into a $50,000 marketing partnership with Visit Tallahassee to promote its football team.

Bobby Joe Rogers, 41, of Pensacola, has entered a plea of guilty to a federal grand jury indictment charging him with the New Year’s Day arson that destroyed the American Family Planning Clinic in Pensacola, Florida.

James R. McDonough was the secretary of the Florida Department of Corrections from 2006 to 2008. He was tapped by Gov. Jeb Bush, for whom he'd worked as Florida's drug czar since 1999. McDonough moved to DOC after Bush fired Secretary James Crosby, who later went to prison for taking kickbacks.

The payoff may be years away, but Florida stakeholders are already coordinating efforts to make sure the state gets its share of BP oil spill compensation in what could be the largest Gulf restoration effort in history.

A federal judge tossed out a challenge by Florida and six other states to part of the federal health overhaul that requires coverage for contraceptives in insurance plans.

FAMU continues work on anti-hazing initiatives

A new poll conducted by the Lake Research Partners says that Asian-Americans are the fastest growing racial group in the country.

Trayvon Martin's parents rejected on "CBS This Morning" Thursday George Zimmerman's reasoning that shooting the Florida teenager to death last February was "God's plan."

State economists have cast a cloud over Florida's sunny economy recovery picture, releasing data showing nearly 70 percent of the drop in the state's unemployment rate since December has been due to discouraged workers.

All disaster recovery centers open in Florida to assist Tropical Storm Debby survivors will have new Sunday operating hours beginning Sunday, July 22. The centers will now open at noon and close at 6 p.m. on Sundays.

Just the right amount of water, heat and abundance of insects has created just the right conditions for a frog infestation.

More than 179,000 Floridians who received workforce assistance have gone back to work.

A woman and a man are behind bars after police say they used Craigslist to lure a man to a motel and rob him.

On July 11th, at the 60th Annual Summer Training Conference & Exposition in Fort Lauderdale, Tallahassee Police Chief Dennis Jones was sworn in as the 59th President of the Florida Police Chiefs Association by the Honorable Pamela Marsh, U.S. Attorney, Florida Northern District.

Job searches initiated just weeks after FAMU began search for new Director of Marching and Pep Bands, as restructuring of Marching “100” management continues

One of the eleven FAMU band members charged with felony hazing in the death of drum major Robert Champion is telling his story of what happened November 19th in Orlando.

Conservative Republican firebrand and radio talk-show staple Allen West led all Florida congressional candidates in fund-raising during the year's second quarter by at least a three-to-one margin, according to federal election records.

Florida's 28 state and community colleges say they have a plan to make the state the first in the country to reach the national goal of doubling graduation rates by the year 2020 – and they think Gov. Rick Scott will back their play.