AI-generated images in the Ghibli art style are taking over social media, thanks to OpenAI’s latest image-generation tool on ...

Tallahassee is once again abuzz with talk about the upcoming Word of South festival, taking place on April 4- 6. Each year, the city hosts a unique blend of musicians and writers, exploring their ...

Administration defends controversial tariffs imposed on island only inhabited by penguins - ‘The voices of working people ...

The Brookland Lakeview Empowerment Center launched a campaign last year with the goal of raising $1 million to expand a ...

He did a crowd-work special that included sections called “Mexican,” “Colombian,” and “Black Women.” His newest special, ...

Andrews' fervent support for Florida hasn't dwindled one bit through the years, and she made this abundantly clear with a three-word message after the Gators' Final Four victory. "Seeeeee you ...

On their NCAA March Madness account on X, the NCAA shared that only 17.51% of people picked Florida to win the championship. They also posted a four-word message. "HOW 'BOUT IT, GATORS?" ...

March 18 (Reuters) - Twenty U.S. states including California, Connecticut and Michigan have pushed back against a $10 million settlement that Florida reached with Swiss generic drugmaker Sandoz ...

During the NFL season, sportscaster Erin Andrews is one of the most recognizable faces on TV. During March Madness, however, she's just a fan rooting for her alma mater, the Florida Gators.

Two Miami lawmakers have proposed a bill to restore the 3% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to the Florida Retirement System. Proponents argue that the COLA is necessary to keep pace with ...

Florida Democrats launched statewide town halls as part of a coordinated effort by the Democratic Party to host "People's Town Halls" in all 50 states ... or performance art with their fake ...

On Monday morning, several hours before the game, Florida took to social media to share a two-word statement ... Mississippi State, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Alabama, and Ole Miss.