Florida

Florida is set to execute two death row inmates on Tuesday in a historic first since the 1960s. This marks the first time multiple people are put to death within a single day in more than sixty years.

Three people are jailed following the death of an infant in Florida due to extreme neglect and unsanitary living conditions.

Florida marks two centuries since its first execution. The state has evolved from public hangings to lethal injections, setting a recent historical record.

Florida faces a federal lawsuit challenging same-day executions, citing medical risks and logistical errors that could lead to constitutional violations during the scheduled deaths.

Juan Jairo Coronilla Durán is identified as the third person to die during immigration enforcement operations within a single week, raising concerns about safety during high-speed pursuits.

Orlando-based group identifies deceased man as visitor and parent, highlighting local impact of federal enforcement actions on community families.

Tropical Depression Two forms off Florida as NHC issues storm watch. Heavy rain and thunderstorms threaten the Gulf Coast from Florida to Louisiana through Thursday.

The Florida Highway Patrol has initiated a major crackdown on speeding, building on last year's success where over 7,000 tickets were issued during Operation Southern Slow Down to improve road safety.

Florida prepares to execute two prisoners over 70 years old, challenging norms after a 74-year-old was last executed. This marks a significant shift in state capital punishment practices and recent legal scrutiny.

Hundreds of professional and amateur snake hunters entered the annual Florida Python Challenge on July 10. The event runs until July 19 with $25,000 in total prizes available.

Palm Beach airport officially rebrands as President Donald J. Trump International Airport, replacing existing signage to honor the former president in South Florida.

Volusia County Sergeant Jason Stickels was arrested after surveillance video showed him assaulting an elderly couple at a local bar. Sheriff Mike Chitwood condemned the incident and placed Stickels on administrative leave pending investigation.