LARGO, Fla. — Largo will soon implement an entertainment district in downtown which allows for open alcohol consumption after the city commission unanimously approved an ordinance creating a ...

LARGO, Fla. — The new $85-million Largo City Hall will officially open its doors for the first time on Tuesday. This long-awaited facility, called Horizon West Bay, sits at the heart of downtown Largo ...

Divers approach the Christ of the Abyss statue during a 50th anniversary ceremony at Key Largo, Fla., Friday, Dec. 10, 2010, ...

Florida AG James Uthmeier asked the 11th Circuit to overturn Tesla's $243 million Autopilot verdict or cut punitive damages ...

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LARGO, Fla. — A Largo tattoo shop is going viral after a controversial Facebook post announcing it won't serve military and law enforcement. “People are all in their feelings because I expressed my ...

Many fans have furiously asked Warner Bros. why the clip was posted on social media days ahead of the film’s release. Some fans are angry over the fact that the clip, combined with the film’s previous ...

A teenage girl was bound and locked in a dryer by a man who had been sexually abusing her for two years, according to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office. On Sunday, deputies got a 911 call from a ...

A man from Key Largo was arrested on Sunday after deputies found a teenage girl hidden in a dryer at his house, according to authorities. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office allegedly responded to a ...

KEY LARGO, Fla. — A 53-year-old Key Largo man is facing multiple felony charges after deputies said they discovered a teenage girl being held inside of a clothes dryer at his home. They said there had ...

Prince George’s County, Maryland, leaders and project developers announced an upcoming development they hope will add more bustle to the Largo area and the Blue Line corridor. “We are very excited, ...

What are the top 25 most American movies? This is the question Esquire’s editors posed to me as the nation prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of its founding. I pondered this with questions ...