A man convicted of fatally shooting a police officer with his own service weapon during a traffic stop is set to be executed Tuesday evening
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Florida set to execute man Tuesday for stabbing, strangling grocery store owner in 1986
A man convicted of killing a grocery store owner during a robbery is set Tuesday evening to become the second person executed in Florida this
Florida set to carry out its first execution of 2026 in case tied to brutal 1989 killing of traveling salesman
A man convicted of killing a traveling salesman during a robbery is set to be executed Tuesday evening in the first lethal injection this year
Florida set to carry out its first execution of 2026 in case tied to brutal 1989 killing of traveling salesman
A man convicted of killing a traveling salesman during a robbery is set to be executed Tuesday evening in the first lethal injection this year
Gov. Ron DeSantis approves execution for man convicted of killing Florida police officer during traffic stop
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday signed a death warrant for a man convicted of killing a Fort Pierce police officer during a 1991 traffic stop,
Florida inmate convicted in 1989 stabbing, shooting death of man near Gainesville given execution date
After Florida set a modern-era record in 2025 by carrying out 19 executions, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday signed a death warrant for an inmate
Florida Supreme Court rules sperm donor didn’t automatically give up paternal rights
A sharply divided Florida Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that a man didn’t automatically give up paternal rights when he provided sperm to a couple
Attorneys for condemned Florida killer Frank Walls file emergency motion to issue a stay of scheduled execution
Raising issues about chronic health problems and Florida’s lethal-injection process, attorneys for condemned killer Frank Walls on Wednesday filed an emergency motion asking a federal
Florida carries out its 18th execution of the year, executing man convicted in 1989 murder
A man convicted of stabbing a woman to death during a home invasion robbery more than 30 years ago was executed Tuesday evening in Florida.
Florida recreational marijuana campaign hits snag after judge nulls 200,000 petition signatures
The political committee behind a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow recreational marijuana will not appeal a judge’s decision upholding state election officials’ invalidation of