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2 weeks ago | nbc24.com | Jamel Valencia

The House has voted to advance President Donald Trump's budget resolution. The 220-208 vote pushed the budget plan forward. Earlier in the day, House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune believed they had votes in the House to take a step forward on a budget resolution designed to solidify key pillars of Trump's agenda.

3 weeks ago | nbc24.com | Nick Viviani |Katie Bente

STUART, Fla. (CBS12) — A previously deported man who was back in the United States illegally was taken into custody Wednesday after the mother of a young teen alerted police to what her daughter said he did to her. The Stuart Police Department (SPD) explained that the 14-year-old girl told her mother that the suspect, Apolinar Lopez Honorato, had touched her inappropriately. Her story prompted the girl’s mother to call police early Saturday morning.

4 weeks ago | nbc24.com | Kelly Doty

(TNND) — The American public is losing interest in banning TikTok. But experts say the alleged dangers of the app haven’t gone away. Fewer Americans also see TikTok as a national security threat. That share has dropped to 49%, down from 59% in 2023. Now, the public is closely divided over whether TikTok should be banned, with roughly a third supporting a ban, nearly a third opposing a ban, and a third who just aren’t sure. Credit: Pew Research Center So, why has support for a TikTok ban faded?

1 month ago | nbc24.com | Alexx Altman-Devilbiss

WASHINGTON (TNND) — President Donald Trump will host Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin, also called the taoiseach, Wednesday where issues such as the wars in Ukraine and Gaza are likely to surface. Martin's visit is part of the annual White House meeting to mark St. Patrick's Day and celebrate tradition along with the bilateral relationship between the countries.

1 month ago | nbc24.com | Matt Galka

(TNND) — President Donald Trump will take on the role of "explainer-in-chief" Tuesday night when he gives a speech in a joint session of Congress. Trump will be talking to a chamber full of lawmakers, “really the chance for the president to give Congress his marching orders,” said Todd Belt, the Political Management program director at George Washington University. But the most important audience will be sitting at home.