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Florida's "Stand your Ground" law has been called unconstitutional by a circuit judge. Miami-Dade judge Milton Hirsch ruled the amendment to the law allowed state lawmakers to overstep their authority when the decision should... Read More.

Gov. Scott has issued a death warrant for James Asay. Asay is set to die August 24th after being convicted in 1998 of killing two men in Jacksonville. Asay's scheduled March execution was stayed... Read More.

A 42-year old North Port woman has been arrested and changed after police raided an alleged drug house over the weekend. Police say they've been dispatched to the home in the 3300 block of... Read More.

Two of the world's largest ride-share companies are headed to Venice. New city regulations for Uber and Lyft drivers went into effect over the weekend, meaning drivers can pick up rides and riders will... Read More.

Four people are dead and five others were hospitalized following a crash in Englewood early Sunday morning. Officials say around 3:35am, an Audi carrying four people ran the stop sign at Rosemont Drive and... Read More.

While other parts of the country are expected to see elevated wildfire risks throughout the year, it appears to be good news for those of us in southwest Florida. The National Interagency Fire Center's... Read More.

The city of Sarasota will look at potentially banning any medical marijuana dispensaries within city limits. Sarasota's City Attorney and Capt. Corinne Stannish of the Sarasota Police Department plan to go before the city... Read More.

Punta Gorda Police Chief Tom Lewis was found not guilty Thursday on a negligence charge in the death of 73-year-old Mary Knowlton stemming from an incident from August of last year. However, Lewis was... Read More.

Tennis superstar Venus Williams is being sued by a family of a man who died from an accident involving her. The accident happened on June 9th when Williams entered an intersection in Palm Beach... Read More.

The City of Venice won't regulate the operation of Uber and Lyft starting July 1st. Gov. Rick Scott signed into law rules for application-based services that do away with local laws such as those... Read More.