Pat McAfee begs Lane Kiffin, college football's top coaching candidate, to remain at Ole Miss

Cape Coral, Florida, has recorded the largest year-over-year decrease in home prices in the state as of September, indicating a significant shift in the local real estate market. This decline highlights the challenges faced by homeowners and potential buyers in a market that was previously characterized by rapid price increases.

A Florida deputy with 25 years of service was killed while serving an eviction notice. The incident occurred when the suspect allegedly opened fire on the officers, resulting in the deputy's death. A locksmith present at the scene was also shot.

LSU is open to a reunion with former head coach Ed Orgeron, as Lane Kiffin, currently at Ole Miss, faces potential offers from both LSU and Florida. Kiffin expressed his readiness to make a quick decision, indicating he could join LSU immediately if called. This situation highlights the ongoing dynamics in college football coaching.

Billboards in Times Square are encouraging New York businesses to relocate to Miami Beach, funded by a Florida developer who views the election of Zohran Mamdani as a chance to attract residents and businesses to the area.

Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D-Fla.) has avoided an expulsion vote following her indictment by the Justice Department on charges of misappropriating $5 million in federal disaster funds. The funds were allegedly used to benefit her family and support her congressional campaign. Cherfilus-McCormick has denied the allegations.

Florida executed Richard Barry Randolph by lethal injection for the 1988 murder of a former convenience store manager. This marks the 17th execution in Florida this year under Governor Ron DeSantis, highlighting the state's ongoing use of capital punishment.

A Florida man has been executed for the fatal beating of his former manager at a convenience store. This execution marks the 17th in Florida this year, reflecting the state's ongoing use of capital punishment.

Florida authorities are addressing concerns over a potential serial killer after three women were found dead in Jacksonville within three days. Residents are questioning the police's reassurances as fears grow in the community regarding safety and the possibility of a serial killer on the loose.