Here's What Facebook Is Doing To Quash Fake News
Amid concerns of fake news circulating Facebook, its founder, Mark Zuckerberg took to his platform to spread the word on how to fight it.
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Amid concerns of fake news circulating Facebook, its founder, Mark Zuckerberg took to his platform to spread the word on how to fight it.
About 50 of the busiest airports in the United States made more than $183 million last year just from travelers using taxis, shuttle buses and other forms of ground transportation, according to the Associated Press.
Tow to Go service available November 23 - 26 in an effort to keep impaired drivers off the road
It's a 'he said, she said' situation in the Big Apple after President-elect Donald Trump abruptly canceled a meeting with The New York Times that was scheduled for Tuesday.
An old scam is making a comeback. It's called the 'overpayment scam' in which the criminals promise the victims money but end up ripping them off.
Continuing to be dramatically outnumbered by Republicans, Democratic lawmakers on Monday picked new leaders in the Florida House and Senate to guide their caucuses for the next two years.
Florida's Republican-controlled Legislature will meet in a one day session Tuesday to swear in new members and install Rep. Richard Corcoran as the next House speaker and Sen. Joe Negron as the next Senate president.
A violent crash, as described by Homestead police, claimed the life of two teenagers and sent another to the Ryder Trauma Center on Monday.
Security preps are underway this week ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's trip to Florida for Thanksgiving.
Miramar police have found a critical clue in a hit-and-run accident that left a child seriously hurt.
A controversial white nationalist group feels empowered by the election of Donald Trump and they're not afraid to show it.
According to astrologer Sandra Sitron, a deeper look at how the stars align can reveal so much more.
Four police officers across the country were shot on Sunday.
A hurricane, Zika and a horrific massacre in Orlando haven't slowed the appeal of the Sunshine State for tourists.
A group of retired NFL players filed a civil lawsuit at the Federal Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale on Monday.
