Author: John McCarthy, Florida Today

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

U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat, faces his toughest re-election challenger in Gov. Rick Scott on Nov. 6.

The president will be in town to speak at the annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police.

In the 1st US Senate debate, Sen. Bill Nelson said Gov. Rick Scott was not truthful. Scott said Nelson had nothing to show for his time in Washington

Harr’s company, Blueware received millions of dollars in contracts from the clerk of courts office

Thanks to UCF, an innovative program that uses virtual reality technology to treat post-traumatic stress disorder is now available in Brevard County.

Prosecutors allege Rose Harr made campaign contributions to then Clerk of Courts Mitch Needelman in exchange for lucrative court contracts.

At a GOP unity rally in Orlando Thursday, candidate after candidate said Democrats aim to turn Florida into another California, or worse yet, Cuba.

Let’s Get to Work press conference in Orlando was a kick-off to November elections for Rick Scott, Ron DeSantis, and others. Video posted Sept. 6, 2018

       

The entire slate of Democratic candidates for statewide office crammed into a crowded union hall in Orlando where they promised to flip Florida blue.

The removal of Rev. David Gillis just months after being named pastor at Church of Our Saviour in Cocoa Beach leaves parishioners with questions

With toxic algae smothering large swaths of the Florida’s coastline, the environment might be the hottest issue in this year’s Senate race.

       

Bill Nelson raised $18 million so far this year, according to FEC filings. But he has $10 million more cash available than Scott.

Sharks grab more headlines than they do swimmers. You have other things to worry about.