Author: John McCarthy, Florida Today

Blueware CEO Rose Harr, a co-defendant in the Mitch Needelman corruption case, could be out pending her appeal by posting a $150,000 bond

A Fox & Friends reporter will be at the Indian River Colony Club Wednesday morning to get people’s reacts to the State of the Union Address.

       

Mass shootings have left dozens dead in the Sunshine State in recent years. There have been at least 8 mass shootings here in the past 5 years

After 41 years in journalism, FLORIDA TODAY Executive Editor Bob Gabordi will retire March 1. He is Gannett’s longest-tenured senior editor

       

The incumbent, Democrat Sen. Bill Nelson conceded Sunday afternoon after the results of the manual recount showed Rick Scott with 10,033 more votes.

Almost 2 weeks after Election Day and (another) Florida recount, Rick Scott defeats incumbent Bill Nelson after a manual recount in the Senate race

Florida recount: Despite hoopla, Florida’s elections mostly went as they were supposed to. But there’s room for improvement. Gillum ends campaign.

       

Across the Sunshine State’s 67 counties, a small army of election workers and volunteers are examining ballots.

       

There was a 3 p.m. Nov. 15 deadline to finish a statewide machine recount of more than 8 million ballots in Senate, governor, agriculture commission races.

More than a week after Election Day, Floridians still don’t know who will win Senate, governor and agriculture commissioner races.

       

Florida’s 67 counties have begun the arduous task of recounting some 8.2 million ballots in Senate, governor and agriculture commissioner races

       

As machine recounts get underway around the state, Bill Nelson and Rick Scott continue to allege improprieties and lawyers file more legal motions

Almost a week after Election Day 2018, the races for Florida governor, U.S. Senate and agriculture commissioner are still in question. Legal skirmishes, accusations continue as the recount is underway

An unusual number of ballots in Broward County registered no votes in the U.S. Senate race. A recount should determine whether those are accurate or not.

Days after Election Day 2018, Rick Scott and Bill Nelson have each filed lawsuits as the drama over their Senate race continues to heat up.

Fewer than 18,000 votes out of 8.1 million cast in the race for the U.S. Senate

As votes were counted overnight, the difference tightened to within the margin that triggers an automatic recount.

Election Day 2018: Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican defeated three-time Democrat incumbent Bill Nelson in the race for Florida Senate.

More than half of Florida’s voters are now from the post-Baby Boom generations. They say they’re primed to vote in higher numbers than in the past

       

Rural communities far from where Michael came ashore were walloped by the killer hurricane.