Terror alert shuts Fla. road; three questioned
[AP photo]
The men, including Ayman Gheith, above, are stopped and searched after a woman hears terroristic remarks that may have been a hoax.
Price tags kept off ballot
The Florida Supreme Court on Friday blocked the state from placing a price tag next to two proposed constitutional amendments on the November ballot.
West Nile afflicts 2 more Floridians
TALLAHASSEE -- Two more Floridians are believed to have contracted the potentially fatal West Nile virus, bringing to eight the number of human cases this year in the state.
Regier seeks raises for DCF workers
TALLAHASSEE -- Department of Children and Families Secretary Jerry Regier said Friday he will ask for more money for salary increases when he delivers his budget proposal to Gov. Jeb Bush next week.
Florida in brief
Man pleads guilty to role in execution-style slaying
