Hialeah Detective Fires On Burglary Suspects Trying To Escape
Hialeah Police say one of their detectives was forced to fire at two men who had just burglarized a Miami Springs home.
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Hialeah Police say one of their detectives was forced to fire at two men who had just burglarized a Miami Springs home.
When a Palm Beach Gardens police officer fatally shot a legally armed black musician last October, a recorded 911 call shows the officer yelled for the man to put down his gun "right now" just as the operator came on the line -- but prosecutors say the officer knew the man had already dropped his gun.
Bernie Sanders is facing intense pressure from House Democrats to endorse Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign as rank-and-file lawmakers confronted him Wednesday behind closed doors with shouts of "Timeline! Timeline!" and even scattered boos.
Miami-Dade Police say they recovered over 200 stolen items including electronics and jewelry inside a store.
South Florida is the boating capital of the world. Yet ask anyone who has ever owned a boat and they'll tell you it doesn't come cheap and if you want to rent one, usually your options are extremely limited.
Louisiana's governor announced the Justice Department will lead the investigation into the killing of a black man by Baton Rouge police.
Another scorching hot day across South Florida is reminding residents that summer has arrived.
On this episode, J.T. Wilcox talks high school recruiting and is joined by the owner of Gridiron Studs Chad Wilson.
A woman whose same-sex relationship ended before gay marriage was made legal does not have rights to a child her former partner gave birth to in 2008, a Michigan appeals court ruled Wednesday.
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A newly released study suggests people who use marijuana have a higher risk of becoming addicted.
Muslims everywhere, including right here in South Florida, gathered Wednesday to mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
A years-long legal fight about whether Florida is providing an adequate public-education system has moved to the 1st District Court of Appeal.
