Man Claims Discrimination At Starbucks Because He Voted For Trump
A man caught on camera unleashing a nasty tirade on a Starbucks employee said he did it because it took too long for her to make his coffee.
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A man caught on camera unleashing a nasty tirade on a Starbucks employee said he did it because it took too long for her to make his coffee.
With Thanksgiving just a week, Coral Gables is about to light up for the holidays with their annual Merrick Park Tree Lighting Celebration.
A Coconut Grove school was placed on lockdown Thursday afternoon.
Chanting love trumps hate, about 50 University of Miami students marched through campus, protesting a president-elect they fear will pursue hateful policies.
Imagine someone opening your front door in the middle of the night while you slept inside.
A nationwide casting call has opened for the new CBS live action game show series called Candy Crush.
According to a new report out Thursday, child booster seats are more effective than ever when it comes to protecting kids in a crash.
For the first time ever, the U.S. surgeon general has released a report on the crisis of addiction.
Major League Soccer in Miami looks to be slowly but surely making its way toward reality.
Facebook is offering users new tools to 'do good.'
Five helpful tips to make your Thanksgiving weekend travel less stressful and more pleasant
An inmate featured in the Netflix series "Making a Murderer" wants to walk free and he's pressing a federal appeals court to let him do so.
Rejecting self-defense arguments in a case that drew national attention, an appeals court Thursday upheld the first-degree murder conviction of a man who fatally shot a teen in the parking lot of a Jacksonville convenience store.
Three suspects were arrested and one still remains on the loose after police said what began as an armed robbery over beer quickly turned into a SWAT situation.
Move over Hope diamond! One of the biggest diamonds ever found is now on display at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.
