Judge agrees to limits on Caylee Anthony photos
A judge agreed Thursday to some restrictions on how autopsy photos and X-rays of a toddler's remains can be viewed by the defense team for her mother, who is charged with killing her.
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OJ co-defendant who got probation jailed in Vegas
A former O.J. Simpson co-defendant who was given probation after testifying against the fallen football star has been jailed and could be sent to state prison for failing a drug test, his lawyer said Thursday.
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Family of slain woman wants stricter informant law
The parents of a 23-year-old Florida woman killed during a botched police drug operation said Thursday they'll work with state lawmakers on legislation to better protect confidential informants like their daughter.
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Parents of Ashley Truitt question police inquiry
The parents of Ashley Truitt, the Solon teenager convicted of dumping her newborn baby down a trash chute at a south Florida hotel, said they don't believe their daughter killed the infant.
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Civil rights-era lawyer for Bond, Ali dies in Fla.
Charles Morgan Jr., a civil rights-era lawyer from Alabama who represented Julian Bond and Muhammad Ali and argued for the "one man, one vote" principle that redrew political maps, died Thursday. He was 78.
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First nonnative lionfish found in Florida Keys
Scientists in the Florida Keys discovered the first nonnative lionfish in the region that is home to the country's only living coral barrier reef.
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Officials: Police shot and killed wanted person
Authorities say police fatally shot a Sunrise man who was wanted on felony warrants after the 28-year-old dragged an officer through a parking lot while trying to flee in a car.
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Duran seeks 3-year sentence in suitcase scandal
A wealthy businessman convicted of acting as an illegal Venezuelan agent in an attempt to cover up a political scandal involving a cash-stuffed suitcase is asking for a lenient three-year federal prison sentence.
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Former Ga. mayor arrested in Florida bank robbery
A former small-town Georgia mayor was arrested on the Florida Panhandle for allegedly driving the getaway car in a bank robbery.
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Civil rights-era lawyer for Bond, Ali dies in Fla.
Charles "Chuck" Morgan Jr., a civil rights-era lawyer from Alabama who represented Julian Bond and Muhammad Ali and argued for the "one man, one vote" principle, has died in Florida. He was 78.
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