Activist speaks on influx of Haitian migrants
Coast Guard has encountered about 6,000 Haitian migrants between October and June
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Coast Guard has encountered about 6,000 Haitian migrants between October and June
They say police in Utah missed signs that Petito was the victim of domestic violence
Hialeah police detectives are investigating a shooting in which a child was grazed by a bullet at the child's home.
Firefighters from the City of Miami put out an apartment fire on Saturday afternoon, that will likely displace several families.
The US Coast Guard intercepted a large vessel carrying dozens of migrants Saturday off Key Largo.
A fire set off by a lightning strike at an oil storage facility raged uncontrolled Saturday in the city of Matanzas, where four explosions and flames injured nearly 80 people and left at least 17 firefighters missing, Cuban authorities said.
But the president "will continue his strict isolation measures pending a second negative test," White House physician Dr. Kevin O'Connor said.
Many parents and teachers have been taking advantage of the state's sales tax holiday for school supplies which ends Sunday.
A search warrant at a Key Largo residence yielded more than four pounds of marijuana, guns, other drugs and resulted in the arrests of two men.
CDC survey found one in five high school students reported being bullied on school property
U.S. immigration authorities are planning to issue photo ID cards to immigrants in deportation proceedings in a bid to slash paper use and help people stay up-to-date on required meetings and court hearings, officials said.
A showery weekend is in the forecast for South Florida, especially during the morning and overnight hours.
About six hours after he was suspended Thursday by Gov. Ron DeSantis, Andrew Warren insisted he was still Hillsborough County's top prosecutor — and that the governor was trying to "overthrow" democracy.
"It was determined a rustic vessel on an illegal voyage to the United States capsized with 15 people aboard," officials said.
A Florida woman who was acquitted of murdering her husband, a prominent official at the University of Central Florida, was sentenced Friday to a year of probation for tampering with evidence.
