Miami Dolphins Players Help Cheer Up Evacuees Living In Shelter
A group of Miami Dolphins players showed up unannounced at the Miami-Dade County Fairgrounds to help cheer up a group of hurricane evacuees.
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A group of Miami Dolphins players showed up unannounced at the Miami-Dade County Fairgrounds to help cheer up a group of hurricane evacuees.
Struggling with intense competition and five billion dollars in debt, big box toy retailer Toys 'R' Us has filed for bankruptcy protection.
A South Florida teacher is under arrest, accused of trying to seduce a 14-year-old student.
The road into the lower Florida Keys is reopen and on that road Tuesday is a caravan of relief supplies collected by the Florida Panthers at the BB&T Center in Sunrise.
President Donald Trump urged each nation and its leaders to put their countries first during his first address to the United Nations.
A very powerful Hurricane Maria is barreling through the Caribbean - an area already battered by Hurricane Irma.
Hurricane Jose is maintaining its status as a Category 1 while moving to the east of the United States.
Hurricane Irma may be gone but the mosquitoes the storm left behind could be here a while which is why health officials are asking Florida residents to help prevent mosquito breeding after the storm.
Florida's large Jewish community is deeply unsettled as it heads into one of Judaism's most important times of the year.
Fiat Chrysler is recalling almost half a million Ram trucks over water pump issues.
The decision to get the season moving again was based on the safety of the student athletes and the coaches - with many still without power and transportation.
Has the size, quickness and skill level to play this game at the next level. He is athletic and not afraid to mix it up on either side of the ball.
Monroe County Schools will stagger its back to school dates.
Key West International Airport will resume commercial service Wednesday morning, Sept. 20.
A recent trip to the Cheesecake Factory in Valencia, California ended with a serving of frustration for customer Frank Abreu.
