4 Zimmerman jurors: B-37 does not speak for us
Four of the jurors in the George Zimmerman trial issued a statement late Tuesday saying that juror B-37, the first to speak out in the media, does not speak for...
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George Zimmerman trial: Outside courthouse, chants of ‘No justice, no peace’
A crowd of about 150 protesters outside the Seminole County courthouse chanted "no justice, no peace" after George Zimmerman was declared not guilty on Saturday night. "He killed a young...
Aurora attorney in ICU after Florida plane crash
A prominent Aurora attorney was one of several people injured Monday evening when a single-engine plane he was aboard sputtered out of control north of Orlando, Fla., crashed into a...
Aurora attorney in ICU after Florida plane crash
A prominent Aurora attorney was one of several people injured Monday evening when a single-engine plane he was aboard sputtered out of control north of Orlando, Fla., crashed into a...
Trayvon Martin: ‘The whole world is watching Sanford,’ Rev. Jesse Jackson tells commissioners
SANFORD — Vowing never to relent, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, other civil-rights leaders and the parents of slain teen Trayvon Martin demanded that city commissioners do their part to ensure...
Trayvon Martin case: Sanford commission votes ‘no confidence’ in police chief
SANFORD — Sanford city commissioners have voted "no confidence" in police Chief Bill Lee Jr., who has been publicly lambasted for his department's handling of the fatal shooting of Miami...
Animal hoarders need mental-health treatment, experts say
Bradley and Elizabeth Roden had good intentions when they started raisingdogs. The Polk County couple sold them to bring in extra money. They doted on them as pets.But by the...
‘Carpet-cleaner’ gag nabs wanted Florida man
A man wanted on felony charges in Florida was arrested this afternoon in Oak Park when Cook County Sheriff's officers pretended to be rug cleaners and he let them into...
Sheriffs, police chiefs offer money for pill database
Sheriffs and police chiefs from across Florida offered Monday to pay for a controversial database to track pain-pill prescriptions, a state project that legislators have so far declined to fund....