This Year's Official Carnaval Miami Poster Revealed
"Gallo Fino" is by Cuban artist Laura Chirino.
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"Gallo Fino" is by Cuban artist Laura Chirino.
After conducting their final interviews and listening to public comment, the Broward School Board selected interim Superintendent Dr. Vickie Cartwright to be their next superintendent.
Food that would've gone to waste is now going to those in need thanks to Food Rescue US and Trader Joe's.
Surfside is the first municipality in Miami-Dade to shorten the county's 40 year requirement.
Under the bill, school districts "may not encourage classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity in primary grade levels."
The group looking to build a stadium for the Hurricanes football team is apparently now looking at public land.
Jose Dotres was most recently the deputy superintendent of Collier County Public Schools.
As apartment rents soar in South Florida, the City of Miami Beach is trying to protect residents from substantial rent hikes.
A South Florida student is one of the new castaways competing on the 42nd edition of Survivor.
After a cool start with temperatures in the low to mid 60s, scattered showers began to move across South Florida and will continue to do so throughout the day.
An appeals court has rejected arguments from former Broward Sheriff's Deputy Christopher Krickovich who argued he should be shielded from prosecution in a case in which he was seen on video hitting a juvenile's face on the pavement during an incident outside a McDonald's restaurant.
A South Florida woman has been jailed on charges of impersonating a Federal Immigration Agent and grand theft while targeting unsuspecting illegal migrants.
ZooTampa at Lowry Park is reopening a stingray habitat that was closed last spring after 12 of the rays were found dead.
Officials say a man accused of battery on a police officer led police on a chase, before crashing into a cruiser and trying to run away.
A year after passing a sweeping law aimed at protests, state legislators are moving forward with a proposal that could criminalize demonstrations in front of or around people's homes – including the governor's mansion.
