This Weeks News in Florida

New York, March 14 : In an apparent effort to mend his personal life, Tiger Woods reportedly returned to his family home in Florida where he spent a week with his wife Elin Nordegren and their two children.

A Florida man was found guilty of first-degree murder Wednesday evening in the death of a local tree cutter.

Government agencies in most Northeast Florida counties passed their Sunshine Sunday test, promptly handing over public records. But some simple requests were met with confusion — and suspicion.

A New York University junior drowned during a spring break trip to Florida after a rip current dragged him out to sea, authorities said.

If you read between the lines, and connect the dots and paint by the numbers provided by the University of Florida, here's one of the conclusions you're left to consider: Coach Urban Meyer might be willing to die for Gators football.

Several events are taking place around Southwest Florida today, and news-press.com will be there to bring you the latest news, photos and video.

The good news for Florida State is that the Seminoles don't have to play against Scott Wood, the N.C. State freshman forward, for another nine or 10 months or so. The bad news is that FSU had to play against Wood and the Wolfpack here on Friday night in the quarterfinals of the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament.

Here is this week's (beginning Saturday, March 13, 2010) spiritual news from across Southwest Florida.

After all, it’s your business. So we have added this feature to naplesnews.com called It’s Your Business. Have news about your business to share with Southwest Florida? Send it to business@naplesnews.com and to our Business and Government Content Editor Dave Osborn at djosborn@naplesnews.com. We’ll post these on the Business page at ...

Anne Chinoda. ORLANDO, Fla. -- The president and CEO of Florida's Blood Centers has resigned amid criticism over her salary. Anne Chinoda resigned during a news conference Wednesday afternoon. The Blood Centers said it will accept her resignation.