WMNF Pulse: Keeping You Updated

Exceptionally powerful category 4 Hurricane Beryl formed the earliest ever for a June Atlantic hurricane.

The U.S. Supreme Court vacated conflicting rulings in challenges to Florida and Texas laws restricting social media platforms.

A state panel waded back into questions about the possible financial effects of a proposed constitutional amendment on abortion rights.

It comes nearly two decades after a probe into allegations Jeffrey Epstein sexually abused young women and girls at his Palm Beach mansion.

The state’s Citizens Property Insurance Corp. topped 1.211 million policies last week, as it continued to add thousands of customers.

The number of Florida resident deaths this year linked to COVID-19 is nearing 3,000.

A federal appeals court tossed out a ruling that would have led to former U.S. Rep. David Rivera getting hit with a $456,000 fine.

For the first time, The Supreme Court has ruled former presidents have immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts. The decision Monday extended the delay against former president Donald Trump’s charges that he planned to...

A hurricane strengthens to a category 3, and local governments now have the ability to ban the act of sleeping in public places.

A report outlines how to build, market, operate and eventually make self-sufficient a Black history museum proposed for St. Johns County.

Republican Sam Garrison praised the ruling that upheld the constitutionality of an Oregon city’s ordinance cracking down on public camping.

Beryl is expected to travel through an environment that is quite supportive of tropical convection.