Can I drive in Florida with a license from another state if I am a migrant?
In Florida, migrants may face legal challenges driving with licenses from other states under recent legislation that limits recognition of such licenses for individuals without verified legal presence in the U.S.
Good news for DeSantis and Trump: Florida is closer to redrawing its congressional maps as Texas and California did
The Florida Supreme Court has rejected a legal challenge to Governor Ron DeSantis's call for a special legislative session to redraw the state's congressional districts.
Florida opens investigation into the death of four crew members of a state-registered boat following Cuban attack
Florida's Attorney General has initiated an investigation into the deaths of four crew members following an attack by Cuban authorities on a state-registered boat.
Man convicted of killing 70-year-old grocery store owner executed in Florida
A man convicted for the murder of a grocery store owner in Florida was executed, marking the second execution in the state this year after a record number of executions last year.
Man who killed shop owner to become second person executed in Florida this year
Melvin Trotter, convicted of murdering a shop owner in the 1980s, is set to be executed in Florida, marking the state's second execution of the year.
Career criminal Oscar Fowler back in custody on state charges after Biden freed him
Oscar Fowler, a repeat offender whose federal sentence was commuted by President Biden, has been arrested again to face state charges, according to Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier.
Good news in Florida: DeSantis celebrates a record of tourism that brought millions of dollars to the state in 2025
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that the state received a record 143.3 million tourists in 2025, according to preliminary estimates from VISIT FLORIDA.
Tiger Woods has made his feelings perfectly clear after son Charlie's double golf snub
Tiger Woods expressed his stance regarding his son Charlie's decision to turn down opportunities related to professional golf and education.
โPresident Donald J. Trump International Airportโ poised to come to Palm Beach under new bill
A bill to rename Palm Beach International Airport in Florida to 'President Donald J. Trump International Airport' has passed both chambers of the state legislature.
Fox News AI Newsletter: AI giant moves HQ to red state
AI company Palantir is relocating its headquarters to Florida, reflecting a broader trend of tech companies moving out of traditional hubs for better business environments.
Florida: Palm Beach International Airport to be named after Trump
Florida's Palm Beach International Airport will soon be renamed in honor of Donald Trump following approval from the state's Republican-led legislature.
Florida Airport to be renamed in honor of Donald Trump
A Florida airport is set to be renamed after President Donald Trump following the approval of a bill by the state legislature.
Airport named after Trump
A Florida airport is set to be renamed after former President Donald Trump following a vote by a Republican majority in the state legislature.
The airport in Florida will be renamed after Donald Trump
Florida's Palm Beach International Airport is set to be renamed to "President Donald J. Trump International Airport" following legislative approval by the state, pending the governor's signature and FAA approval.
Florida airport to be renamed after Donald Trump
A Florida airport will be renamed in honor of President Donald Trump following the approval of a bill by the state's legislature.
Sani Brown Reveals Change of Coach, โA Change in My Athletic Careerโ
Japanese sprinter Hakim Sani Brown announces a coaching change to Matt Kane from Florida State University, citing the year as an opportunity for change in his athletic career.
Until March 13: the official program in a city in Florida that finances home repairs
Fort Pierce, Florida has extended the application deadline for its residential rehabilitation program until March 13, allowing eligible homeowners to apply for funding to meet local, state, and federal code standards.
Good news in Florida: DeSantis declares the state as 'number 1' in jobs and shows progress in technical education
Governor Ron DeSantis announced Florida's achievement as the top state in workforce education, although no independent body has confirmed this ranking.
Charlie Woods makes surprise career move as legendary father Tiger watches on
Charlie Woods has signed his first representation deal with Players Group Management ahead of his college golf career at Florida State University.
Until March 31: the only group of drivers who can still take the driving test in Spanish in Florida
A recent decision in Florida allows a specific group of drivers, primarily migrants, to take the driving test in Spanish until March 31, following the state's transition to English-only driving exams.
Not just California: driving licenses that automatically lose validity upon entering Florida
Florida has established specific criteria for which out-of-state driving licenses are not accepted for driving within its borders, affecting several permits issued to individuals who did not prove legal presence in the US when obtaining the credential.
Alert in Florida: Extreme Drought Reaches Its Highest Level and an Unexpected Phenomenon May Arise
Florida is experiencing extreme drought in 95% of its counties, prompting a state of emergency and increasing the risk of wildfires.
In Florida: the exact number of new migrants who arrived in the state last year is revealed
Florida has become the top destination for foreign migrants, surpassing Texas, California, and New York in terms of new arrivals in the past year.
Good news in Florida: Ron DeSantis announced 311 million dollars for infrastructure in 37 communities
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced a $311 million infrastructure aid package aimed at improving critical services in 37 communities across the state.
Rotten iguanas in Florida surprise residents after freezing cold wave
Rotten iguanas have fallen from trees in Florida due to a recent cold wave, startling residents and prompting state authorities to remove thousands of the reptiles.
UFC champion Tito Ortiz reveals he fled home state California because of Newsom's leadership
Tito Ortiz, a former UFC champion, explains his decision to leave California for Florida, citing concerns over crime and governance under Governor Gavin Newsom.
Florida proposes law for driver's licenses to include U.S. citizenship status
Florida legislators are considering a law that would require state-issued driver's licenses to indicate the holder's citizenship status, raising concerns among immigrant advocacy groups.
Florida analyzes law to indicate U.S. citizenship on driver's licenses
Florida lawmakers are considering legislation that would require driver's licenses and state-issued identification cards to display the holder's U.S. citizenship status.
The order signed by Ron DeSantis in Florida in response to drought and unstable weather: it will protect a key sector
Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida has signed an executive order to protect the state's agricultural sector amidst unusual cold and persistent drought conditions.
Will Ron DeSantis sign it? The new housing law in Florida that would impact all residents
Florida legislators are pushing a new housing law aimed at addressing the state's affordable housing crisis by allowing homeowners to build accessory dwelling units.
Murderer gets lethal injection as Florida continues 'frantic' execution spree
Ronald Heath has been executed in Florida, becoming the first inmate to receive the death penalty in the state in 2026 after a record number of executions in 2025.
Tiger Woods' 17-year-old son Charlie announces major golf move: 'Go Noles!'
Charlie Woods, the son of golf legend Tiger Woods, has announced his commitment to play college golf at Florida State University.
In the United States: seeking to limit foreign and out-of-state students in Florida
A proposed bill in Florida aims to restrict enrollment for foreign and out-of-state students in public universities, prioritizing access for Florida residents.
Good news in Florida for 'Presidents' Day': what has changed DeSantis in 2026 and what will happen with schools and businesses
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has declared Presidents' Day a state holiday in 2026 as part of the state's initiative to celebrate the 250th anniversary of national independence.
The law on carrying firearms in churches that could advance in Florida in February 2026
A legislative proposal in Florida aims to allow armed volunteers to provide security at places of worship, advancing steadily through the state Senate with no opposition.
Over 5,000 cold-stunned iguanas removed in two days during state's record freeze
During a recent cold snap, over 5,000 cold-stunned iguanas were removed in Florida as residents were allowed to capture them without permits.
What is the minimum wage of a migrant working 8 hours in Miami in February 2026
In February 2026, the minimum wage in Miami remains $14 per hour, equivalent to the Florida state base rate, following an increase in September 2025.
Florida on alert for measles: Universities report infections among students
Florida universities are experiencing measles outbreaks, prompting concerns due to the state's significant rise in cases amid a national increase not seen since 1991.
Travel Alert Issued for Latino Tourists Seeking to Visit Florida During the 2026 World Cup
Civil organizations in Florida have issued a warning for Latino and international tourists planning to visit the state during the 2026 World Cup regarding potential immigration operations.
News from South Florida and Miami today, live: latest updates from Friday, February 6
Live updates covering news, weather, laws, and events affecting residents of the Sunny State.
The law in Florida that seeks to regulate the speed of electric bicycle riders
Florida legislators are proposing two bills to regulate the speed of electric bicycle riders, set to take effect on July 1, 2027, in response to the growing use of electric bikes in the state.
Civil rights groups issue Florida travel advisory for FIFA World Cup over immigration enforcement tactics
Civil rights organizations have issued a travel advisory for the FIFA World Cup in Florida, cautioning foreign tourists about immigration enforcement and detention issues in the state.
Unusual cold wave in Florida - mass iguanas fall from trees
An unusual cold wave in Florida has caused many iguanas to fall from trees as they enter a state of cold lethargy, prompting wildlife officials to intervene, while others use the reptiles for food.
News from South Florida and Miami today, live: latest updates of Thursday, February 5
Real-time reports and coverage of the latest news in the Sunshine State, including weather, laws, and other events impacting residents.
Florida bill seeks to ban use of โWest Bankโ in schools and state agencies
Florida legislators are advocating for a bill that would prohibit the term 'West Bank' in educational institutions and state agencies, promoting the use of 'Judea and Samaria' instead.
VIDEO: The fall of cold-stiffened iguanas from trees triggered a python fever in Florida
An unusual cold snap in Florida has rendered the state's iguanas motionless, prompting wildlife officials to allow residents to collect and euthanize the invasive species.
Iguanas in Florida are completely falling from trees
Cold weather in Florida has caused iguanas to go into a state of shock and fall from trees, with local company Iggytrap collecting over 1,500 iguanas since Sunday.
News from South Florida and Miami today, live: latest updates from Tuesday, February 3
Live updates and reports on weather, laws, and other events affecting residents in the Sunshine State.
Last days to do it in Spanish: starting February 6, the driving test in Florida will be 100% in English
A new state rule in Florida will require driving tests to be conducted entirely in English starting February 6, 2026, potentially complicating access to driver's licenses for Spanish-speaking migrants.
Winter storm breaks records in Florida: snow in the south and historic temperatures in Miami
A winter storm has shattered records in Florida, with Miami experiencing its coldest February start on record and an unusual occurrence of snow in the southern part of the state.