Florida
Florida Passes Restrictive Social Media Law with Latino Parents Being Supportive of Such Measures
The law, which is set to face legal challenges, bans accounts for children under 14 and requires parental permission for those aged 15 and 16
Florida Senator Marco Rubio Seen Among Donald Trump's Top Choices For VP
The former president has been urged to pick a person of color as a running mate for the November election
Florida Governor DeSantis Approves Law Banning Homeless People from Sleeping in Public Areas
The law promises to expand access to services for substance abuse and mental health
A Profile of Latino Voters in Florida as the State Holds Primaries with the Result Already Set
With over a quarter of the state's population being Latino, here's how priorities have shifted and what they look like now
How Abortion Could Tip the Scale in Florida's Elections, According to Experts
Democratic strategists discussed how Florida's referendum could impact the outcome of the 2024 elections during a forum hosted by Florida media outlets.
Florida Legislature Passes Bill Banning Undocumented Immigrants From Using Community IDs
The IDs are mostly given so undocumented immigrants have some form of identification when interacting with law enforcement
Florida Senate Passes Bill Preventing States and Counties from Implementing Protections Against Extreme Heat
2023 was the hottest year on record and the trend is only pointing upward
Different Name, Same Stadium: Inter Miami and JPMorgan Chase Announce Naming Rights Partnership
JPMorgan Chase's deal with the MLS club will be their first venture into professional soccer
Why Florida is the Best State to Live in if You're Single on Valentine's Day
A report by WalletHub argues that the Sunshine State tops a ranking based on more than 25 metrics
Florida Joins Texas in Challenging Biden Administration With Offer to Send Troops to the Border
Governor Ron DeSantis said he's readying part of the state's National Guard to assist Texas in its unilateral crackdown on migration
Why Florida's Democratic Party is Calling for the Resignation of Miami Mayor Francis Suárez
The calls come after a Miami Herald report alleging that Francis pushed for a no-bid contract that could have personal benefits
National Florida Day: Three Facts that Will Make You Feel You Still Are in Latin America
National Florida Day is celebrated on January 25 every year.
Hispanic Lawmaker from Florida Introduces Bill to Ban Abortion in Practically All Circumstances
HB 1519 would only allow abortions in cases where the mother's life is in danger; it would also charge doctors who conduct them
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Drops Out of Presidential Bid, Endorses Trump
DeSantis said he maintains his differences with Trump, but considers him better prepared than Joe Biden
Abortion Initiative Receives Enough Support to Make it to the Ballot in Florida in November
The proposed amendment surpassed the required number of signatures to become a referendum. It would need 60% of the support
Florida State Guard Unit Tasked With Intercepting Migrants Received Arms Training
The DeSantis administration identified an "immediate and emergent need for specially trained personnel" to address the influx of migrants
How Latin Culture Takes Over The Place of Honor at Universal's Halloween Horror Nights
Folklore myths are stories latinos grew up with and can pertain to certain religions or beliefs
Which Are the Best and Worst Cities for Hispanic Entrepreneurs in the Country?
As the contribution of Hispanics to the U.S. economy increases, some cities stand out in creating conditions for Latino businesses, according to WalletHub's annual report on the best cities for Latino entrepreneurs.
Latinos in Florida Urged to Request Emergency Relief Amid Hurricane Idalia's Aftermath
According to federal and state agencies, Idalia has caused severe damage in coastal Florida and as far as Georgia and the Carolinas as it hit the region this week.
Power Out, Flights Disruption as Idalia Hits Florida as Cat 3 Storm
Flooding was reported in Tampa Bay and up the Gulf Coast, while the massive rain and wind field was already impacting the Atlantic Coast.
As Idalia Intensifies, Florida Orders Evacuations, Cuba Declares Hurricane Alert
Cuban state media said about 8,000 people had left their homes to seek shelter with family or friends in Pinar del Rio, the same province walloped last September by Hurricane Ian
Miami's 'Condo King' Leads List of South Florida's Top Hispanic-Owned Businesses
According to local media, Jorge Pérez's Related Group is the largest firm belonging to Hispanic or Latino businesspeople in the area in terms of revenue.
Significant Delays, Dropped Calls Prevent Many Florida Hispanic Families from Accessing Medicaid: Report
The disparities in the waiting time saw English speakers facing a delay of 36 minutes, while the average Spanish-speaker had to stand by for almost two and a half hours.
Florida's Anti-Immigration Law May Trigger Labor Shortage
The law, which went into effect on July 1, has been dubbed "anti-immigration" due to its strict enforcement of policies that would affect immigrants and businesses.
Florida Provision Restricting Latino Voter Registration Blocked By Judge
A federal judge has ruled against a provision in a Florida elections law that would have barred noncitizens from collecting voter registration forms.
Convicted Double Child Murderer With 'Killer' Teeth Calls Victim's Mother 'Pig' During Trial
Florida double murderer Joseph Zieler, with "KILLER" inscribed on his dentures, heartlessly taunted the victim's mother during the trial.
Boyfriend's 'Blind Rage' Ends In Murder-Suicide Due To Girlfriend's Infidelity
The tragic incident occurred in the apartment they had recently moved into in Port St. Lucie.
Florida Teacher Found Deceased Next To Partner As Police Respond To Infant's Cries
Amanda Hicks, 26, was found dead along with her boyfriend in a suspected murder-suicide, leading to a tragic incident over the weekend.
Memorial Day Gunfire Erupts In Hollywood Beach, Florida, Leaving 9 Shot, Including Minors
The gunfire broke out following an altercation between two groups of men on the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk.
NAACP Issues Travel Advisory For Florida, Says State Is 'Hostile To Black Americans'
The advisory comes just days before DeSantis is expected to launch his presidential campaign.