Florida - Page 60

July 15

Republican lawmaker challenges Democrats' characterization of 'Alligator Alcatraz' after touring facility

Florida Rep. Maria Salazar defends 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention center as meeting the 'highest standards' after a tour, contradicting Democrats' claims of cruel treatment.

July 15

Florida teen fights off alligator that dragged her underwater

A teen girl in Florida is okay after she was attacked by a 10-foot-alligator, according to the Walton County Sheriff's Office.

July 15

Florida man convicted of killing 2 people outside a bar set to be put to death

A Florida man who was convicted in the 1993 shooting deaths of a man and woman outside a bar as part of an attempted revenge plot is set to be executed on Tuesday.

July 14

Jesse Watters: Democrats liked cages when they built them

Fox News host Jesse Watters calls out the liberal media ignoring attacks on ICE agents on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

July 14

DeSantis wins against 'woke' accreditation in push to overhaul higher education

Florida's university system moved forward on adopting a new accreditation model challenging what Gov. Ron DeSantis called an "accreditation cartel."

July 14

NFL world rushes to defense of Teddy Bridgewater after star QB suspended from high school coaching job

Former NFL star quarterback Teddy Bridgewater was suspended as the head coach of his high school after he was open about helping his players last season.

July 14

How Florida became America's leading religious-freedom defender under DeSantis: report

Florida tops First Liberty Institute's religious liberty rankings, with legislation passed by Gov. Ron DeSantis cited for the state's roughly 20-point improvement since 2022.

July 14

Backstreet Boys' Brian Littrell sues Florida sheriff for refusing to remove trespassers from his private beach

Backstreet Boys' Brian Littrell takes legal action against Walton County authorities over their alleged failure to protect his private beach property rights from daily trespassers.

July 14

Blue city officers flocking to cop-friendly red states, police leader says: ‘Why would anyone stay?’

The migration of experienced police from blue cities to red states is driven by hostile leadership, better compensation and community support.

July 13

Summer beach day turns dangerous as lightning strikes three at St. Augustine Pier in Florida

A lightning incident at Florida's St. Augustine Pier left three injured and beachgoers in panic, highlighting safety concerns as the US reports six lightning fatalities in 2025.