Powering Up After A Storm
Anyone who has gone through a hurricane remembers the endless days without power and long lines for gasoline and food.
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Anyone who has gone through a hurricane remembers the endless days without power and long lines for gasoline and food.
Two people are in custody after they reportedly burglarized a Navarro Discount Pharmacy.
Law enforcement from multiple agencies is investigating a deadly police involved shooting at a Southwest Miami-Dade home where federal authorities launched an early morning raid and detained two people, one of whom was shot and killed hours later after managing to get hold a gun, according to investigators.
Walt Disney World guests will soon be able to hug their favorite characters again.
A monster grass fire is raging just off of Krome Avenue, so far burning more than 6,500 acres.
Insurance regulators Thursday took up a request by Citizens Property Insurance Corp. to raise rates by nearly 11 percent, as policies continue pouring into the state-backed insurer.
General revenue tax collections in February topped projections by 16.4 percent, according to a report posted Thursday by the Legislature's Office of Economic & Demographic Research.
According to Coral Springs PD, Berlande was last seen in the area of 7600 NW 40 Street at 4:30 p.m. Saturday.
A southwest breeze will bring smoke from inland wildfires over the area Friday afternoon before showers and storms develop.
Mollie Horwitz, born Malka Godur, turned 106 years old on Thursday, celebrating in Miami Beach.
There will be no new trial for the former North Miami police officer who accidentally shot an innocent man.
Sixteen-year-old Azarya Murphy was killed on Valentine's Day when the victim he and his friends were stalking pulled out a licensed firearm and shot.
It's not just South Floridians feeling the impact of the housing shortage, two eagles in Pembroke Pines might soon be struggling to find a new place to live because developers have their eyes set on the couple's nesting land.
A federal judge has struck down several parts of a Florida election law, citing what he said were subtle tactics by the Republican-led government to suppress Black voters.
Live theater is officially back on stage in South Florida as both The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts and The Broward Center for the Performing Arts reveal this season's line up of shows, presented by Broadway Across America.
