The Latest Breaking News from Florida

President Trump set free two North Carolina-bred turkeys on Tuesday before he was scheduled to leave for a five-day Florida break.

Before retiring, it pays to know the most affordable places in America to settle down.

Campbell Soup Company is facing a big scandal after its vice president was recorded saying that their products are bioengineered. Now, hundreds of employees could lose their jobs in Florida.

Campbell’s is facing a full-blown scandal after a senior executive claimed they were making food for “poor people” and their Indian co-workers were “idiots.”

Despite a rise in traffic volume, evolving technology is quietly reshaping America’s roads for the better. Car manufacturers have spent the last decade rethinking safety not as an optional feature but as a core part of every driving experience. And for drivers in Florida, where highways are fast, dense, and…

Official documents confirm Florida cheerleader Anna Kepner was strangled in a homicide aboard the Carnival Horizon, as the FBI investigates her 16-year-old stepbrother as a suspect.

A federal judge in Florida wants civil rights attorneys and lawyers for the U.S. and Florida to hammer out a settlement in a lawsuit over whether detainees at an immigration center in the Everglades are getting adequate access to attorneys

Exclusive: The father of 20-year-old Lucas Alexander Temple, who was there when his son was arrested, told The Independent that he didn’t want to “inadvertently say anything that might hurt his case.”

Authorities say a football player at the University of Alabama at Birmingham stabbed two teammates hours before UAB's weekend home game against the University of South Florida

Residential construction formed the foundation of his career for more than 15 years, but shifting economic conditions began to reshape the landscape.

Anna Kepner, 18, from Titusville, was found dead of asphyxiation under a bed on a Carnival cruise ship