Prevention The Focus Of World AIDS Day In Miami-Dade, Broward
Jairo Farinas had a big scare not long ago – he thought he may have contracted HIV.
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Jairo Farinas had a big scare not long ago – he thought he may have contracted HIV.
"Thirty-six years with the department, chief for eight," said Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Frank Adderley. "Time to do something new."
After persuading air conditioning manufacturer Carrier to keep hundreds of jobs in Indiana, President-elect Donald Trump is claiming victory on behalf of factory workers whose positions were bound for Mexico.
The most intense tornado outbreaks are spawning a lot more tornados than decades ago, according to a new study.
Miami-Dade Animal Services has kicked off its Pets are Priceless promotion, waiving adoption fees for the month, while seeking homes for dogs who have been at the shelter for more than 100 days.
President Barack Obama is heading to Florida next week to give his final speech on U.S. counterterrorism.
Here's one of those impressive younger prospects that have started to emerge in South Florida as he played a major role this season in the Spartans' success.
Nearly a dozen people were safely escorted away from a Jacksonville bank after they were taken hostage during an attempted robbery, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's office.
Our Lady of Lourdes girls' soccer team is motivated more than ever coming off a state runner-up finish.
Art Basel's Public sector arm, meant to make art for everyone, is offering up a dose of pop and art.
While the public's attitude on pot may be softening, changing marijuana laws aren't necessarily making weed more welcome in the workplace.
Four-time defending 3A girls state champion American Heritage started the 2016-17 season with a healthy lineup.
Can you guys believe that there are only two weeks left in the 2016 high school football season?
Fidel Castro's ashes completed the first leg of a more than 500-mile journey across Cuba traveling through towns and cities where his army fought his way to power almost 60 years before.
As hundreds of art lovers flock to various parts of Miami for our annual art week, traffic can get quite tricky.
