Reversal Of Roe V. Wade Could Have Drastic Implications For Women Of Color
For women of color, a potential reversal of Roe v. Wade could have drastic implications on their lives.
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For women of color, a potential reversal of Roe v. Wade could have drastic implications on their lives.
Railroad safety is taking center stage after dozens of deaths and injuries within the last year.
Thomas James, who was recently exonerated after spending 30 years behind bars, received a huge welcome at the Miami Brightline station on Wednesday.
The rainy season outlook for South Florida has been issued as the dry season is in its final days.
A Little Haiti mother accused of murdering her daughter and son could face the death penalty.
In an effort to get a handle on the worst inflation in America in the last 40 years, the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by a half-percentage point.
As a ride vehicle on a 430-foot tall drop tower ride at Orlando's ICOn park plunged toward the ground, a 14-year-old boy appeared to have slipped out of his seat at the halfway point and fell to his death.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed into law a measure that will create a resiliency office directly under his watch to address the impacts of flooding and sea-level rise on the state.
Passengers on a Carnival cruise from Miami to Seattle said more than 100 people onboard tested positive for COVID-19.
Miami-Dade Commission Chairman Jose "Pepe" Diaz presented a two million dollar check to help open the doors of the Lil Abner Apartments.
Two men were injured early Wednesday morning at a Fort Lauderdale nightclub.
A driver who was hospitalized Tuesday after his Jeep was struck by a Brightline train in Hollywood has died.
After a mostly sunny morning, afternoon highs will climb to the mid to upper 80s across most of South Florida.
The police pursuit of a black sedan through residential streets in Northwest Miami-Dade on Wednesday morning ended in Miramar with the driver being taken into custody.
We know the risk of COVID transmission is much less outside. Now researchers at Columbia University are trying out a new kind of ultraviolet light called far-UVC that could make indoor air as safe as outdoors.
