No Criminal Charges For Woman Who Hit, Killed Two Teens Pushing Broken-Down Car
The woman who hit and killed a teenage couple on a dark road in Miramar in July 2015 will not face criminal charges.
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The woman who hit and killed a teenage couple on a dark road in Miramar in July 2015 will not face criminal charges.
More historic changes are coming to U.S./Cuba relations. On Friday, the U.S. Department of Treasury and the Department of Commerce announced further amendments to the country's Cuba sanction regulations.
A South Florida woman who is accused of keeping dozens of animals in filthy conditions in her home is now speaking out and telling her side of the story.
Police are looking to identify two individuals who robbed a retired U.S. Naval officer after leaving a West Park nightclub.
After collecting donations for a little more than a week, Miami's Archdiocese is sending its first shipment of aid to Haiti.
Carol City's defense gets two safeties and sophomore running back Nayquan Wright scored on an 85-yard shovel pass, as the Chiefs earned the "Miami Gardens Bowl" Trophy with a 16-6 victory over rival Norland Thursday night at Traz Powell Stadium.
Palmetto's Trey Flowers has a huge night running the ball as Palmetto improves to 6-0 with a 41-14 win over Miami High Thursday night at Curtis Park.
More than 310,000 Floridians have already cast ballots for the November general election, according to the state Division of Elections.
Coral Gables residents were put on edge after a bloodied man was carrying a weapon and reportedly chasing after cars.
What began as a friendship on Facebook turned into a dangerous sexual encounter and an arrest, according to authorities.
The Florida Supreme Court ruled Friday that jury recommendations to impose the death penalty must be unanimous, finding that a new law allowing non-unanimous recommendations is unconstitutional.
Mike Pence says Donald Trump's campaign is working on producing evidence to support the presidential candidate's denial of sexual claims women are making against him.
Rolling his eyes at the Republican nominee, President Barack Obama mocked Donald Trump's purported business acumen and newfound rage against the "global elite," as he rallied Friday for Democrat Hillary Clinton.
It's not raining but some South Florida streets are underwater thanks to the seasonal king tides which swelled again Friday morning.
Family and friends of a man gunned down at a popular Ft. Lauderdale park gathered Friday at a home nearby to offer each other support and comfort.
