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Family of Navy SEAL trainee who died during pool exercise plans to take legal action

Lovelace was in his first week of elite SEAL training when he drowned during "Combat Swimmer Orientation," an exercise...

Lawyers say client Floyd Parrish is indigent, court should pay costs

Lawyers for a Liberty County man charged with second-degree murder who took on his case for free are now asking the state to pay his legal costs...

Navy SEAL Trainee’s Sister Vows to ‘Seek Justice for My Brother’ After His Training Death

The sister of the Navy SEAL trainee whose death in an introductory pool training exercise was ruled a drowning and homicide, says she wants the instructors in charge of her brother’s training that day brought up on criminal...

Three Florida employees file lawsuit claiming they became sick after working in building with pounds of bat feces and mold

A group of current state workers in Florida have filed a lawsuit claiming they suffered health issues caused by bat feces, poor...

Florida House joins Northwood Centre lawsuit

The Florida House is standing with the Department of Management Services in a dispute over the state vacating the bat guano...

Attorney Ryan Andrews discusses Northwood Centre issues

Charges Dropped Against Tallahassee Man for Tattoo Removals

A Tallahassee man wound up in jail - facing 13 felonies - for what customers called tattoo removals gone wrong...

Prison inspectors detail alleged interference in their investigations

TALLAHASSEE Charges of corruption against the Florida Department of Corrections escalated Tuesday as two demoted senior investigators...

Counsel: Duval school contract does not protect teachers from criticism or harassment by School Board members

Jacksonville’s Office of General Counsel told Duval School Board members the district’s teachers contract does not protect teachers from criticism or harassment by School Board members...

Teacher’s lawyer demands $300,000 from Duval schools, threatens federal suit

A teacher known for writing blogs critical of Duval County school leadership demanded an apology this week from a School Board member and $300,000 for a threatening letter the district sent to him...

Florida to spend $700,000 to settle public records lawsuits

Florida is paying $700,000 to settle allegations that Gov. Rick Scott and other state officials flouted the state's public records laws...

Florida Gov. Rick Scott agrees to pay $700,000 to end public records lawsuit

TALLAHASSEE Gov. Rick Scott has agreed to spend $700,000 in taxpayer money to settle seven public records lawsuits alleging he and...
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