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The Southern Poverty Law Center, CAIR Legal Defense Fund, and others have won their injunction against a federal lawsuit.

Scores of people spoke out against Senate Bill 1296, saying it will silence the voices of working people, and may destroy unions.

U.S. demonstrators are calling for the U.S. to leave the Middle East, following the bombing of Iran by the U.S. and Israel.

Leah Burdick reports that Students for a Democratic Society held an emergency protest yesterday against U.S. involvement in the Middle East.

In a city council workshop, some Gulfport residents expressed concern about the 287(g) cooperation agreement police signed with ICE.

With a wildfire burning in the western Everglades, officials have closed down a stretch of I-75 near Alligator Alley.

Chris Young reports that as of yesterday, Hillsborough College is closer to being the next home of the Tampa Bay Rays.

New changes to Ybor City streets are meant to protect pedestrians and slow traffic after the November 4th crash.

An executive order will now provide broad immunity to pesticide companies and the phosphate mining industry.