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75 Cats, Parrot, Dog Confiscated From Home OCALA, Fla. -- Animal services in north Florida confiscated 75 cats, a parrot and a golden retriever from a doublewide mobile home. The 54-year-old homeowner was transported on Wednesday to a local mental health treatment facility under the Baker Act.

Guest commentary: A taxing proposition As a state that is home to millions of seniors who depend on dividend income for their retirement security, Florida has a particular interest in the upcoming congressional debate over federal income taxes. At issue is whether the current 15 percent tax rate on dividends will be permitted to rise to as much as 39.6 percent at the beginning of next year.

Immigration debate rages in Florida, but number of illegals drops Florida has seen the number of illegal immigrants in the state plummet by some 25 percent in the past several years, as the state's economic troubles...

North Florida Soldier Killed In Afghanistan BRONSON, Fla. -- A soldier from the Gainesville area was killed last week in Afghanistan. Authorities said Thursday that Pfc. Jamie Page of Bronson and three colleagues died Aug. 27 when their vehicle was blown up by a suicide bomber.

2 sought in Florida triple killing arrested in Minnesota WINONA, Minn. (AP) - As campers slept nearby, a SWAT team kicked in the door of a camper at a Minnesota state park, tossed in flash-bang grenades and arrested two men early Thursday wanted in a triple homicide in Florida, officials said.

Woman who lived with dead mom for 14 months trying to save home Gail Andrews admits she lived with her dead mother's skeleton for 14 months in a run-down home, but contends that's no reason for Lee County Code Enforcement officials to raze her Fort Myers home and leave her homeless, reports the Naples Daily News.

Men wanted in Florida triple murder caught in Minnesota SWAT team descends on camper in scenic park.

Editorial: U.S. Senate ... Anti-spending Alaskan can start right at home The next U.S. senator from Alaska could well be Joe Miller, a fiscal conservative backed by the Tea Party Express and $550,000 of its money.

Judge Overturns Jury In Fatal Hit-And-Run BARTOW, Fla. -- A Central Florida judge has overturned a jury's guilty verdict and acquitted a Lakeland man in the fatal hit-and-run death of a 14-year-old boy.

THAT! Company Named State of Florida Entrepreneurial Company of the Year Florida, like most of the nation, has experienced a devastating blow to its economy over the past few years. With the housing market implosion and a recession gripping the nation, unemployment and home foreclosure rates have soared.