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  • $232M proposed for Everglades restoration

    President Barack Obama's budget proposal released Monday includes $231.75 million for Everglades restoration projects.

  • SD snack maker expects big growth with Whole Foods

    A South Dakota company created to provide a healthy snack for American Indians expects its sales to grow by a third this year after seeing its product picked up by national grocery chain Whole Foods Markets.

  • Reclamation work starts at Idaho, May Day mines

    Reclamation work is under way at the historic Idaho and May Day gold and silver mines in southwest Colorado.

  • Fla. Senate keeps prison privatization alive

    A bruising back-and-forth battle over whether to privatize a large chunk of Florida's prisons likely will be decided by a razor-thin margin.

  • Obama promotes job training at community college

    President Barack Obama called on Congress Monday to create an $8 billion fund to train community college students for high-growth industries, giving a financial incentive to schools whose graduates are getting jobs.

  • Ala., Fla. take water fight with Ga. to high court

    Alabama and Florida asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to decide a long-running feud with Georgia over how much water metro Atlanta can take from a reservoir that provides local drinking water for the sprawling city while also fueling a river system that supports wildlife and jobs in three states.

  • 3 face federal charges for oil spill fraud

    Officials say three Florida Panhandle residents face federal charges for filing fraudulent claims related to the Gulf Coast oil spill.

  • Lawsuit in FAMU death reveals details of hazing

    The parents of a Florida A&M band member who died after being hazed filed a wrongful death lawsuit Monday against the owner and driver of the charter bus where the ritual took place, claiming the company's managers told drivers to ignore hazing.

  • Judge: DEA must explain Fla. shipment suspension

    A federal judge on Monday ordered the Drug Enforcement Administration to explain its rationale for trying to shut down a Florida pharmaceutical distribution center.

  • Lawsuit in FAMU death reveals details of hazing

    The parents of a Florida A&M band member who died after being hazed filed a wrongful death lawsuit Monday against the owner and driver of the charter bus where the ritual took place, and revealed new details about what might have happened the night Robert Champion died.

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