Florida Democrats take issue with permitless carry 'public safety package' 'This isn't a dig,' Sen. Jay Collins says ... what he called a public safety package during a news conferencelast Friday.

In Florida, that means the federal government doesn’t have authority to require or enforce basic workplace safety protections for the more than 900,000 employees in local and state government ...

Report Raises Alarming Safety Issues Black Girls Face In Florida Public ... faced by a group of Black girls and young women—between ages 14 to 24—in Miami-Dade County Public Schools ...

A Florida state map displaying the broadcast coverage areas of the FPREN stations. Right now, Wright’s top priority is launching BEACON for FPREN stations before the peak of the 2025 hurricane season.

Florida public safety officials say unruly kids, intoxicated housewives and non-safety-conscious people are to blame for an alarming rise in golf cart fires, explosions and serious crashes in the ...

WVEC-TV Norfolk. Florida police issues warning as Spring season approaches. Posted: February 27, 2025 | Last updated: June 18, 2025. As young adults and families prepare to flood the beaches of ...

TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s Public Safety Czar Larry Keefe, a former U.S. attorney under Donald Trump, has emerged as a potentially key figure in explaining how a Panhandle-based aviation c… ...

As a storm approaches Florida, the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) is preparing to monitor Interstate 10 across Troop A and H, from Escambia County to Madison County. Officials are coordinating with ...

6 ways Florida’s public safety system leaves domestic violence victims vulnerable Audrey Petersen tacked Post-it notes around her home, reminders of birthdays and baby showers.

While the benefits of public safety technology are clear, cities often face barriers to implementation. Cities need to move beyond short-term budget considerations and embrace a long-term perspective.

Lance Green's mug shot. The councilman was booked on DUI charges in the early hours of Saturday morning and released a few hours late on a $2,000 bond.

A coalition of immigrant rights, faith and pro-democracy organizations presented a letter with 12,000 signatures to the National Sheriffs’ Association Conference in Florida, urging them to protect ...