First Responders Honored For Tireless Work At Surfside Condo Collapse Site
About 100 first responders were recognized in Miami-Dade on Tuesday for their tireless work during the condo collapse in Surfside.
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About 100 first responders were recognized in Miami-Dade on Tuesday for their tireless work during the condo collapse in Surfside.
The pilot of a small plane walked away seemingly unscathed after making an emergency landing at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport.
A deadly traffic fatality Monday morning in Deerfield Beach.
Three species of sea turtles typically nest on Broward's beaches each season: leatherbacks, loggerheads, and green turtles.
Do you love pancakes, slathered in butter and drenched with syrup? Then you're in luck because today is National Pancake Day.
A 75-year-old woman who crashed her car into a Miami Beach restaurant's outdoor patio, killing one man and injuring eight others, will not face any criminal charges.
Highs climb to around 80 degrees in the afternoon with plenty of sunshine but it will feel less humid due to a drier air mass in the wake of a cold front that moved in overnight.
The City of Miami Beach is passing new rules and amping up enforcement in an effort to curb disruptive spring break crowds.
Lawrence Walker is the founder of The Sankofa African American 3D Museum, which officially launched on February 25.
Across the globe, hundreds of millions of COVID-19 cases have been reported since the pandemic began. During that time, five strains of the virus have plagued the world. Due to the fact that the virus is so transmissible, a process called sequencing has become a crucial tool used to identify new variants.
"It's like horror. I never imagine I have five minutes I must take all my cases and run, run from Kyiv," said Victoria Hurtova, who left Kyiv with her 9-month old baby.
The images are scary for anyone, but the war in Ukraine may cause worry and even fear in small children who see or hear about the unrest.
The redistricting is being done because of the 2020 Census.
Sea level in Florida is up 9 inches in the last 70 years, and it's increasing even faster at an inch every three years.
The medical kits are equipped with tourniquets and compression bandages to control excessive blood loss.
