Annette Taddeo Wins Florida Senate Seat After Special Election
It has never been easy for democrat Annette Taddeo.
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It has never been easy for democrat Annette Taddeo.
Chantelle Anderson is a retired professional athlete, turned confidence coach.
A professional photographer from Miami is offering a $5,000 reward after film he shot at a New York wedding was stolen from his silver Tahoe on Tuesday in Miami.
In a cell phone video recorded from an airplane on the ground in Maryland, a woman is forcibly removed from a plane by law enforcement.
President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans are rolling out a wide-ranging plan to cut taxes for individuals and corporations, simplify the tax system, and likely double the standard deduction used by most Americans.
Hurricane Maria is beginning to turn towards the east, away from the U.S. coast.
The study found that over 31 percent of students who played a contact sport the previous year reported having had at least one diagnosed concussion.
A 77-year-old woman has died from flesh-eating bacteria, confirming yet another death related to Hurricane Harvey.
An industry group is legally challenging Gov. Rick Scott's new requirements that nursing homes and assisted living facilities have generators to power air-conditioning systems.
The victim's cellphone, left inside a vehicle after it was stolen in Davie, was all that was needed to lead police right to their suspect.
Jon Snow is getting married! Okay, not the hugely popular character on HBO's Game of Thrones but the actor who plays Jon Snow, Kit Harington.
We continue the 2017 season this evening - with some rare Wednesday night games and continue right through Thursday, Friday - for most non public schools - and Saturday.
The Humane Society of Greater Miami is struggling to get back up on all fours following the hurricane.
This gifted senior is not going to shy away from the action. Johnson is extremely talented and very strong.
An estimated $1.23 billion in claims are expected to be filed by Citizens Property Insurance policyholders because of damage from Hurricane Irma, the state-backed insurer announced Wednesday.
