Miami-Dade Police Sergeant Relieved Of Duties During Investigation Of Fatal Shooting
A police sergeant involved in a deadly shooting in northwest Miami-Dade has been relieved of his duties while an investigation is underway.
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A police sergeant involved in a deadly shooting in northwest Miami-Dade has been relieved of his duties while an investigation is underway.
An arrest has been made in connection to a headless body found at a Hialeah waste facility.
Hurricane Irma's rapid intensification has ended for now.
Gov. Rick Scott wants to do away with bonuses for employees at the state's tourism and business-recruitment agencies, at least for now.
The Florida Board of Governors on Thursday approved a $5.1 billion budget request for the state university system.
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Donning blue work gloves and dispensing hugs, Vice President Mike Pence cleared storm debris and comforted Texans grappling with the aftermath of Harvey's destruction on Thursday, bringing a more personal touch to the hurricane zone than President Donald Trump did during his visit two days earlier.
After more than six hours of heated debate, Hollywood commissioners voted five to one to change the names of three streets named after Confederate generals.
A charming vegan, fast-casual restaurant in the heart of midtown is the brainchild of Janette Miller, a vegan herself for many years.
Floridians continue to help Harvey victims from donating items to giving their own blood.
Across Britain, people are marking the 20th anniversary of the Paris car crash which claimed the life of Princess Diana.
Wells Fargo expanded the scope of their fake account scandal to 3.5 million accounts that were potentially opened without customers' permission from 2009 to 2016.
Standing water from Harvey could create a major boom in the mosquito population and mosquito-borne diseases, a health expert warns.
The extensive damage to the nation's energy industry following Harvey continues to cause fuel shortages and is sending gasoline prices higher.
The people in Houston and other parts of the Gulf Coast are in desperately need of help but while many Americans want to donate, consumer advocates say con artists are ready to take advantage.
