Hillary Clinton Heats Up Fight For Florida With Multiple Sunshine State Stops
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is fighting tooth and nail for Florida, a battleground state that Donald Trump needs if he hopes to win the presidency.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is fighting tooth and nail for Florida, a battleground state that Donald Trump needs if he hopes to win the presidency.
With Election Day only seven days away, Donald Trump is set to return to Florida - a state considered a must-win for the Republican candidate.
One of Glamour Magazine's 'Women of the Year 2016' has never been seen by the general public but she's well-known.
Researchers at the University of Miami are working on developing a pill that could help treat concussions.
First-term Palmetto Bay Vice Mayor John Dubois is running for re-election with a target on his back.
Police converged at an intersection in Homestead Tuesday in what could turn out to be a massive break in a high-profile case.
The family of a grandfather who was killed on the same night he planned to retire is pleading for information in his case.
Authorities are questioning a student who brought a gun to an Oakland Park School Tuesday morning.
Republicans are maintaining a slight edge over Democrats as more than for million registered voters in Florida have already cast their ballots.
Hurricane Matthew left a path of damage, destruction and death in its wake.
Former President Bill Clinton was in South Florida Tuesday, rallying support for his wife, Hillary, just one week before Election Day.
Uber and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami announced a partnership to drive mentoring in Miami forward.
The drama of the 2016 presidential election has not only caused a great deal of stress for voters, but has also caused mental health issues for some.
Some of the top plays from week 10 of the South Florida high school football season - including plays from Northwestern, Miami Palmetto, Miramar, Miami Edison and Carol City.
Bill Cosby's lawyers argued Tuesday to keep their client's potentially damaging testimony from a decade-old lawsuit out of his sexual assault trial.
