Police: Woman Caught Stealing Beer Urinated In Officer's Car
A woman suspected of shoplifting beer from a convenience store reportedly defecated in a patrol car after tossing a dog into traffic.
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A woman suspected of shoplifting beer from a convenience store reportedly defecated in a patrol car after tossing a dog into traffic.
Fidel Castro's band of bearded rebels won power in 1959 and embarked on a victory tour from the eastern Cuban city of Santiago to Havana. On Wednesday, his ashes will make that same journey in a procession to his final resting spot.
A state appeals court has rejected a minor's attempt to get an abortion without her parents being notified.
A Broward Democrat wants lawmakers to toughen the state's law on texting while driving in 2017.
Two boys who skipped school on Monday were briefly detained by police after they reportedly pointed realistic-looking BB guns at traffic.
In the wake of Fidel Castro's death, the Brothers to the Rescue organization is promising to take action.
Cubans are observing nine days of mourning following the death of former dictator Fidel Castro.
As the first regularly scheduled flight from Miami International Airport to Havana left Monday morning, with a water cannon salute as it departed the gate, President-Elect Donald Trump was tweeting.
As Krit Krutchaiyan led his kayak into the water in the Everglades for a duck hunt, he felt something hit his leg under the water.
All eyes should have been on the field. But in section 334, it's was a fight that was getting all the attention.
The Supreme Court Judicial Nominating Commission sent a list of judges to Gov. Rick Scott late Monday.
One of the positions that South Florida has been upgrading through the years in one the offensive line.
If you've been in South Florida for any length of time and have watched high school football, you already know that prospects can pop up all the time – and that is what happened with this quality talent this year.
For many years, the South Florida area was never known as a hotbed for offensive linemen. Things have certainly changed. Just over the last three years, some big-time talent has emerged from the array of skilled position athletes that we are known for.
Fifty-five percent of Florida's working-age population should have college degrees or professional certificates by 2025.
