COLUMBUS, Ohio — Four-star 2026 edge rusher KJ Ford committed to Florida on Friday night, choosing the Gators over Ohio State, Alabama and Texas A&M. Ford is the No. 116 overall prospect and No. 15 edge rusher in the 247Sports composite rankings. He’s also the No. 17 player in Texas. The 6-foot-3, 245-pound edge rusher is from Duncanville, Texas.

Former Florida State basketball Ryan Reid died Wednesday, French professional basketball club SLUC Nancy Basket shared. Reid spent four seasons with the Seminoles from 2006-10 as a key piece in the earlier years of the Leonard Hamilton era.

A 15-year-old boy from East Hartford, Connecticut and a 14-year-old boy from Syracuse, New York are accused of “swatting,” a harassment tactic of falsely reporting a serious crime so that police show up. The Orlando Sentinel is not naming the suspects because they are minors.

Buying a home in the state where your child will attend college can mean major discounts on tuition—and more families are taking advantage.

Florida International University Police has finalized its agreement to assist U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which will deputize members of its staff to act as federal immigration officials. FIU is among 13 Florida university police departments that now have a finalized 287 (g) agreement signed both by the university and ICE.

The lineup includes bestselling author James Patterson, a blues concert presented by actor Morgan Freeman, and jazz with movie star Jeff Goldblum

North Carolina Wilmington softball has announced a huge addition to its coaching staff ahead of next season as former Florida State assistant Kyle Holton will t

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Only 11 teams have made FHSAA championship football games in Southwest Florida history with only 4 lifting a title trophy. Here's how they all fared.

Florida’s higher education leaders are fast-tracking an ambitious, multi-state plan to form a new college accreditor — an effort which Gov. Ron DeSantis is touting as a way to subvert the grip of “woke accreditation cartels” on academia.