Samsung Washing Machines Still Causing Problems After Recall Repairs
More than 2.8 million Samsung washing machines were recalled last November because a dangerous design defect and some still say the recall hasn't fixed the problem.
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More than 2.8 million Samsung washing machines were recalled last November because a dangerous design defect and some still say the recall hasn't fixed the problem.
Miami-Dade Police are investigating a confrontation in North Miami Beach that left two suspected burglars injured – one shot and one bitten.
The bodies of a 40-year-old woman and her 15-year-old daughter were found inside a Sunrise home where a man kept SWAT teams at bay for several hours on Monday.
The Trump administration accuses Venezuela's new vice president of playing a major role in international drug trafficking.
A bill that would reduce the penalty for people who briefly display a firearm in public and make it a non-criminal offense has been filed.
A new focus has emerged over college names.
The U.S. Senate confirmed Steven Mnuchin as treasury secretary Monday.
A Holocaust survivor says the person who vandalized a car in Boca Raton by spray-painting a Swastika on it has not "learned from the past."
President Donald Trump is hosting Canada's prime minister Monday as he continues to host world leaders after spending the weekend with Japan's prime minister in Florida.
In immigrant-heavy South Florida, reaction is growing now to a series of highly publicized raids over the last week that saw hundreds of undocumented aliens detained in 12 states.
A case of animal cruelty comes with a happy ending after a Boca Raton woman witnessed the heartbreaking sight and quickly came to the rescue of the darling Dalmatian.
Most families prepare for the unthinkable with a will, but protecting your digital life is also just as important.
An Uber driver and their passenger are shaken up after the car they were in was shot up in Miami.
Water levels dropped Monday morning after a massive evacuation at California's Lake Oroville as crews feared water would spill over into a massive dam's potentially hazardous emergency spillway.
Miami-Dade County's court system is launching a podcast series they want the community to listen to.
