President Trump Angering Members Of NFL, NBA
President Trump has triggered a war of words with some of the nation's top athletes.
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President Trump has triggered a war of words with some of the nation's top athletes.
Much of the island of Puerto Rico is devastated.
Puerto Rico's governor says it's extremely difficult right now to get information out of Guajataca.
President Donald Trump sharply criticized protests by athletes for a second straight day and rescinded NBA star Stephen Curry's White House invitation on Saturday in a series of tweets that outraged football and basketball stars and even prompted LeBron James to call the president a "bum."
Jeff Conine, coined Mr. Marlin for his years of service, is part of the purge of Miami Marlins executives before the sale of the team to Derek Jeter's investment group.
Puerto Ricans abroad have been left to nothing but hopes and prayers after the island was rendered without communication following Hurricane Maria.
A rescue effort was successfully able to get a stranded dolphin in the Florida Keys back to open waters.
Several locations across Miami-Dade and Broward counties have been collecting donations for the victims of hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico and the turn out has been impressive.
While the destructive floodwaters of Superstorm Sandy may have receded five years ago, some storm victims are still neck-deep in a battle over insurance payouts.
President Donald Trump and NBA superstar Stephen Curry agree on one thing: The Golden State Warrior is not going to the White House anytime soon.
Beaches along the southeastern United States are expected to see dangerous surf and rip current due to Hurricane Maria.
Philip Antonino was shot and killed for standing up to a man who was berating an elderly person.
During Hurricane Irma, most in our community chose to rise up to the challenge. But a few decided to go lower than low.
Two young children and their mother have been found dead in their Southwest Miami-Dade home. It was a murder-suicide, according to Miami-Dade Police.
The Mexican National Coordinator for Civil Protection says more than 280 are confirmed dead and nearly two-thousand injured from this week's massive 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Mexico.
