Judge Kathleen Williams ruled it unconstitutional for businesses to ban a customer requirement of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. What We Know: The U.S. District judge also...
Florida recently saw 10,207 hospitalizations caused by coronavirus cases, the highest number since July 23, 2020. What We Know: On July 23, 2020, Florida reached a...
Superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho said he felt concerned about striking a balance between protecting Miami-Dade’s school district and following Gov. Ron DeSantis‘ orders. What We Know:...
A 51-year-old Florida man, who plead guilty in a murder-for-hire case, planned to pin the murders on the Black Lives Matter movement. What We Know: Daniel...
After nearly two weeks since the June 24 collapse of a Miami condominium, officials declared an end to survivor rescue efforts. What We Know: A few...
Results released Monday from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) are the first of many states’ first look into the pandemic’s effect on education. What We Know:...
Early Thursday morning, a twelve-story condo building partially collapsed in Miami Beach. What We Know: Miami-Dade County firefighters were called to the Surfside condo Champlain Towers...
On Tuesday, Florida’s Governor Rick DeSantis signed three pieces of legislation, one of which requires public colleges and universities to complete an annual survey of community...
Democratic Rep. Val Demings of Orlando has officially thrown in her bid for U.S. Senate, looking to take Sen. Marco Rubio’s seat. What We Know: Demings,...
“As someone who has experienced discrimination in sports, it makes me feel terrible about the message that laws like this send out to transgender youth,” transgender...