New York Attorney General Launches Probe Of Harvey Weinstein's Company
The New York attorney general has opened a civil rights investigation into movie mogul Harvey Weinstein's company.
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The New York attorney general has opened a civil rights investigation into movie mogul Harvey Weinstein's company.
Former FOX News journalist Bill O'Reilly is slamming a New York Times article that revealed a $32 million sexual harassment settlement.
The pregnant widow of a fallen U.S. soldier on Monday contradicted President Donald Trump's account of his phone call about her husband's death and said what he told her "made me cry even worse."
A man convicted of killing his estranged wife was back in a South Florida courtroom on Monday.
Food retailer Meijer Inc. is recalling packaged products in six states due to risk of listeria contamination.
It's National Bullying Prevention Month and Miami-based Burger King is out with a new anti-bullying PSA that has people talking.
Scientists in London believe "magic mushrooms" can reset the brain and help treat depression.
Several thousand costumed "creatures" pedaled through Key West during the Zombie Bike Ride that concluded the opening weekend of Fantasy Fest, the Florida Keys' first major special event since Hurricane Irma struck the island chain Sept. 10.
It's a warm and breezy start to the work week but the first fall cold front of the season will push through towards the end of the week.
We all know there are plenty of health benefits to doing yoga so why not let your kids join in.
One of most popular musicians and entertainers in the world is making his return to the biggest stage in sports.
It was supposed to be sentencing day for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl who walked off his post in Afghanistan and endangered comrades.
A vigil was held in Tampa on Sunday to remember three people who were murdered, possibly by a serial killer.
Ten people, including four children, were displaced after a fire broke out inside their Miami apartment complex.
Cars now come with more technology than ever before and it turns out, that's helping to drive up insurance rates.
