He lost the election, but defeated Sarasota Property Appraiser Jim Todora isn't ready to give up the job. The man who won the election says he's getting no help from the man he will replace.
A 54-year-old man who was disabled in a trucking accident nine years ago got a shock when he opened his Social Security Disability check this month. It was about $300 less than usual.
Reg caught up with Retired General Tommy Franks at the Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High School in Tampa today. Franks was a guest for the school's Distinguished Speaker Series Agenda.
What do you get when you take 500 pounds of gingerbread, 220 pounds of icing, 100 pounds of jellybeans and 800 cookies? A life-size gingerbread house, of course. It's now on display at Westfield Citrus Park mall.
The Lakeland Police Department is offering a $50 gift card for each firearm turned in while supplies last. The Gun Buy-Back happens on Saturday, December 13.
Julissa Martinez, 20, has been charged with DWI manslaughter after crashing into the car driven by Mary Ann DeLazzer, the manager of the Our Daily Bread soup kitchen. Deputies say DeLazzer was killed instantly.
The Hillsborough Legislative Delegation is going to sponsor a bill that would change the job qualifications of a local agency. If the bill passes, it would help an insider who is currently not qualified get a six-figure job.
For years, holiday cards sent "any soldier" at a military hospital have been turned away. Now, the American Red Cross is stepping up to make sure our heroes get one million holiday greetings.
The U.S. government has finally released the first part of a $400 aid package to support Mexico's police and soldiers in their fight against drug cartels.
A rare original edition of J.K. Rowling's latest book is going on display at the New York Public Library, just as the work is being published around the world.
A week after that medical drama ends its 15-season run, NBC will introduce a new series set in the present but based on the Biblical tale of David and Goliath
The family of a man who was trampled at a New York Wal-Mart accuses the company of stirring up a shopping frenzy that led the 270-pound worker to be crushed to death.
President-elect Barack Obama says it appears that the heads of the Big Three automakers are coming back to Congress with a “more serious set of plans” for how their companies are going to survive.