Miami-Dade Looking Into Legislation For LED Crosswalk Lights
How many times have you seen people texting and walking, clearly distracted?
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How many times have you seen people texting and walking, clearly distracted?
Tropical Storm Nate is moving into eastern Honduras.
Miami Beach Police arrested a man they say was impersonating one of their own.
It's sentencing day for a man convicted of murdering his wife, though her body has never been found.
Between the king tides and the rain it's really wet around South Florida.
As many as 48,000 so called Dreamers, undocumented students and workers who came to the U.S. as children, and had been protected from deportation by the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) policy, now face the prospect of immediate detention and deportation.
Cooking up in the kitchen at the all new 'Etaru' on Hallandale Beach, New Zealand-born chef Hamish Brown has been at the helm of it's well-established sister restaurant in London called 'Roka.'
Pennsylvania Republican Congressman Tim Murphy says he will not seek re-election after reports he asked his mistress to have an abortion.
Art Basel is staying in Miami Beach for at least a few more years.
When most people think of distracted driving, they think of people talking on their cell phones or texting behind the wheel.
Dannon, the maker of Oikos yogurt, has cut ties with spokesman athlete Cam Newton following what the company perceives as "sexist" comments the Carolina quarterback made to a female reporter.
An Aventura pet owner has been arrested on animal cruelty charges for repeatedly kicking her small dog inside an elevator.
The investigation into the Las Vegas mass shooting over the weekend has reportedly uncovered evidence that gunman Stephen Paddock planned to escape rather than killing himself as officers closed in.
An 11-year-old boy who had been missing since August has been located safe and sound.
Get ready to grab the mustard sauce or melt the butter and dip into one of South Florida's favorite seafood delicacies.
