Boil Water Order Takes Effect Tuesday In Parts Of Miami
City officials are issuing a precautionary boil water notice for parts of Miami that will take effect Tuesday.
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City officials are issuing a precautionary boil water notice for parts of Miami that will take effect Tuesday.
Duana Sebastian is a veteran who has discovered golf is a great way to keep moving and find peace of mind.
A Connecticut teenager is making medical history. She's one of the first in the country to receive a so called artificial pancreas.
When we last checked in on this quality football player during the season, very few people had heard of him.
While Butch Davis is certainly the main attraction at Florida International University these days, the veteran football coach is only a part of what's new at a school that has truly floundered long enough.
For as long as most can remember, Cardinal Gibbons has gotten to a certain point with its football program but just couldn't get past that next hurdle.
Palm Beach County Commissioners are considering a special tax to be levied against Mar-a-Lago resort for the cost of President Donald Trump's visits if the federal government does not reimburse them for costs.
Leah Still, daughter of NFL player Devon Still, remembers what is was like getting her cancer diagnosis at 4 and her time in the hospital.
There was a warm embrace as a mother thanked a Miami Gardens pastor who donated reward fund money for a hit and run case.
Although state college leaders are unhappy with a Senate budget that would boost university funding but slash support for the colleges, they are pleased with a Senate effort to expand aid for students who come from lower-income families.
The body of the tenth Florida panther killed this year in the state has been found in Hendry County.
The FBI is looking for a Florida man wanted for his alleged involvement in a multi-million dollar mortgage fraud scheme in parts of the state.
A man convicted of plotting to set off a bomb on a crowded Key West beach is seeking leniency when he's sentenced to prison.
The Mexican government is now giving residency permits to 588 Cuban migrants who were stranded in the border city of Nuevo Laredo since the U.S. changed its immigration policy back in January.
You're hired! That's what representatives of 30 plus companies are looking to tell prospective employees at a mega-job fair in Miami Lakes this week.
