Attorneys for several detainees housed at the Alligator Alcatraz facility in the Florida Everglades say their clients are being denied constitutional rights. The federal court hearing, scheduled for Monday in Miami,

Jorge Barahona, 58, had been declared incompetent in March 2024 and was transferred to a mental health facility for further evaluation.

On the same day, U.S. Chief Magistrate Judge Jonathan Goodman of the Southern District of Florida will retire from the bench.

A judge said it provided no service to the public to suspend Judith Fike from the Groveland City Council but could unfairly damage her.

Environmentalists suing to stop the detention center for illegal migrants known as Alligator Alcatraz did so in the wrong venue,

Tampa Bay's Senate District 16 could be redrawn, impacting other districts, as a panel of federal judges considers whether its boundaries illegally diminish the influence of Black voters. A legal battle over alleged racial gerrymandering in Florida's redistricting process is nearing a conclusion,

Congressman Maxwell Frost (D-FL) joins The Weekend to discuss the latest updates on the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the wrongly deported Maryland man, and what a judge referred to as the Justice Department’s “poor attempts” to link Abrego Garcia to MS-13.

Federal prosecutor Michael Porter is heading to the 19th Judicial Circuit bench. Gov. Ron DeSantis has selected Porter over five other candidates to succeed Judge Janet Croom, who stepped down in early March.