Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office's $132,000 cowboy hat order draws mixed reactions
The agency says the hats are optional and will come from its existing uniform budget, while some residents question the spending.
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The agency says the hats are optional and will come from its existing uniform budget, while some residents question the spending.
Closing times would move up one hour, and a final commission vote is expected on Nov. 17.
Deputies say a search of a lot turned up fighting rings, an arena and hundreds of roosters, while relatives and friends of the two men say no fights happen there.
A judge set bond at $25,500 for Michael Knight, 31, who, an arrest report says, told a federal officer he was joking.
Attorneys representing RPOF stated that the lawsuit had achieved its objective after multiple State Attorneys weighed in on the issue following its filing.
Thomas Overton, 70, was sentenced to death in 1999 for killing Michael and Missy MacIvor, who was eight months pregnant, and the state executed William Reaves a day earlier.
A growing share of American families are having to shell out more than $2,000 a month for childcare services, new data shows.
The Florida Academy of Family Physicians says the Department of Health failed to follow proper rulemaking procedures, and the Surgeon General says the change would strengthen parents' role.
Brian Louis Sguros left the Broward County Jail after posting his $25,000 bond on Wednesday afternoon, wearing two surgical masks and saying nothing to cameras.
In an unsigned order, the Supreme Court rejected an emergency appeal seeking to revive a policy ending certain medical treatments for transgender inmates.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue said the gas company has been notified of the situation and no injuries have been reported.
A NEXT Weather Alert will go into effect in South Florida starting on Sunday and lasting through Tuesday.
Davie police said the crash is under investigation, but it doesn't appear to be criminal in nature at this time.
Americans living on a fixed income are particularly vulnerable when electricity costs surge, a Consumer Reports expert says.
Armed and in uniform, agents from the Department of Homeland Security have been knocking on doors to ask residents about their immigration status whether they're registered to vote.
