July 1st, more than a hundred new Florida laws took effect, impacting everything from student athletes to speeding.

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On July 1, more than a hundred new Florida laws will take effect, impacting everything from student athletes to speeding.

Assembly Bill 475, which was signed into law by Gov. Joe Lombardo last month, allocated $23 million for eviction diversion and rental assistance programs. Clark County will receive $15 million, the ...

Okaloosa County is set to receive $7,035,000 in state funding following the approval of Florida's $115 billion budget by ...

The former longtime Gulfport police officer and assistant director of security at Harrison County schools has been free on ...

An Oklahoma City man has been charged in connection with an alleged scheme to defraud Medicare.On June 3, 55-year-old ...

Four Escambia County women have been indicted on federal charges of illegal drug diversion to defraud medical programs by ...

Several Michigan health care providers are facing charges after selling controlled substance prescriptions, according to the United State Attorney’s Office of the Eastern District of Michigan.

Ahead of this month’s budget workshops, city staff have released estimates that it will take more than $100 million in ...

Lindsay N. McCray faces up to 80 years in prison, while Alexandra M. Christensen, Heather T. Bradley, and Jennifer E. Purves ...

PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Change is coming to the way people with mental illness are addressed within the criminal justice system.