Florida Gov. Declares State Of Emergency Over Wildfires
Florida's governor declared a State of Emergency due to recent wildfires and the potential for more across the state in the coming months.
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Florida's governor declared a State of Emergency due to recent wildfires and the potential for more across the state in the coming months.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson landed in Moscow on Tuesday ahead of a much-anticipated sit-down with Russia's top diplomat.
If you could put a face to bravery, 11-year-old Victoria Rojas would be it.
The average "net" cost for students earning baccalaureate degrees at Florida universities last year was $14,820, according to a new measurement that will be used to evaluate the schools this summer.
Surfs up on Miami Beach for a special group of kids this week.
For blind musicians Danays Bautista and Jeff Zavac, the mentoring relationship they have is a harmony that goes deeper than the tunes they play.
An investigation is underway after a man was shot and killed in unincorporated Broward early Tuesday morning.
Police have arrested a man accused of using his cellphone to record a naked woman at a tanning salon.
The first person who tried to help the two victims of the Equinox gym shooting came face to face with the shooter moments before.
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Two adults are dead and two students are injured after an apparent murder-suicide at an elementary school in San Bernardino.
A video of a passenger being dragged off an overbooked United Airlines flight sparked an uproar on socials media as the airline insists its employees had no choice but to contact authorities and remove the man.
As fire took over an entire corner of a Lauderhill apartment complex, a mother-to-be who lived there raced out before flames grew even larger.
The number of road rage incidents involving guns is on the rise.
Miami's police union president got his gun back Monday, but he lost an effort to get rid of a temporary restraining order against him.
