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The newcomers seem to be targeting black widows over other spiders, and are taking over areas across the Southern U.S.

A Florida man says he was bitten by a shark while body surfing off a Florida East Coast beach on Sunday.

South Florida's relentless upward growth curve appears to be defying national inflation pressures and worries about the banking system. But development's upside can't last forever if rising prices aren't dealt with soon, economists warn.

The state Department of Transportation originally estimated work to be entirely done by May for the newly redesigned crossing at Glades Road and I-95 in Boca Raton. But in a recent update, it expects the work to be done much sooner: by March 27.

The trial of a man accused of causing a crash that killed Broward Sheriff’s deputy in 2019 came to a close on Thursday, and now the jury needs to decide if the Boynton man is guilty of DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide.

In the wake of the CDC’s harshest criticism yet of Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo’s anti-COVID vaccine views, he and Gov. Ron DeSantis doubled down Thursday on the notion that the “mRNA jabs” are worthless at best and dangerous at worst, despite an abundance of evidence to the contrary.

Florida insurance employees illegally changed Hurricane Ian claims reports to cut payout amounts, alleges the American Policyholder Association, a nonprofit insurance consumer advocacy group.

A Florida House panel voted 13-5 along party lines to advance the six-week abortion ban, shooting down Democratic amendments.

Florida is reviewing curriculum in what is perhaps the most contentious subject in education: social studies.

Sam Joeckel, an English professor at Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm Beach, has lost the job he had with the school for more than 20 years after a parent complained about a racial justice unit he taught in one of his courses.