Talk of 'Armageddon' sparks memories of Cuban Missile Crisis for many
The talk is serious enough that it has some thinking back to the time when local residents had to prepare for a possible nuclear fallout.
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The talk is serious enough that it has some thinking back to the time when local residents had to prepare for a possible nuclear fallout.
Police found the body of a man who had been shot in the doorway of a residence
President Joe Biden pardoned thousands of people convicted of marijuana possession under federal law.
Miami-Dade commissioners are honoring Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson by renaming a street after her.
A rollover on the Gratigny Expressway caused major rush hour delays Friday.
A first-generation American, Henry Aneyro has been taking care of South Floridians for over twenty years.
After surviving a tsunami in Thailand a few years back, former model and philantropist Petra Nemcova and her partners effectively and efficiently address the immediate and long-term needs of communities impacted by natural disasters in their organization called All Hands and Hearts.
Florida is nearing 82,000 resident deaths from COVID-19 since the pandemic started in 2020, while the numbers of newly reported cases continue to drop, according to data released Friday by the Florida Department of Health.
A man who disrupted a Miami to Washington, D.C. flight on Tuesday is facing serious charges.
Haiti's government has agreed to request the help of international armed forces
If you were planning to enjoy a vibrant meteor shower this weekend, mother nature may have different plans for you.
South Florida beaches are currently experiencing the highest tides of the year, known as "king tides."
Climate resiliency was built into the fabric of the town with stronger storms in mind
After giving $1 million in August, the Seminole Tribe of Florida last week contributed another $1 million to the Friends of Ron DeSantis political committee, according to a newly filed finance report.
New rules follow "increase in more agitated behavior by a small number of guests," Miami-based cruise operator says.
