Turkish Plumber May Have Smelled Explosive Compounds Used In Airport Attack
Turkish plumber may have smelled explosive compounds used in Istanbul airport attack.
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Turkish plumber may have smelled explosive compounds used in Istanbul airport attack.
Mention the name Justin Bieber and fans come out of the woodwork and at Alchemy inside the 1111 building on Lincoln Road there's more.
Donald Trump reportedly used money from his own charity to buy an autographed Tim Tebow helmet and a jersey four years ago during a charity auction for the Susan J. Komen Foundation, according to a report by The Washington Post Friday.
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has started vetting possible vice presidential picks.
Rescue crews worked to help a worker who had a long fall down into a ship at Port Everglades Friday afternoon.
The U.S. government places hurdles in front of people who try to file asylum applications, according to lawyers representing four asylum seekers.
Authorities announced no charges will be filed against a man who shot and wounded another man who had fired into a crowd at a South Carolina nightclub.
Gov. Rick Scott's net worth dropped nearly 19 percent, mainly due to a reduction in the value of his investments in a blind trust, during the first year of his second term.
President Obama says a vaccine for the Zika virus could be developed in "fairly short order" if Congress acts quickly to pass a bill to prevent the spread of the disease.
A driver so enamored of his Tesla Model S sedan that he nicknamed the car "Tessy" and praised the safety benefits of its sophisticated "Autopilot" technology has become the first U.S. fatality in a wreck involving a car in self-driving mode.
The families of some of the nine victims killed in a South Carolina church are suing the FBI.
U.S. auto sales are expected to set a record in the first six months of the year.
A hot, humid holiday weekend is ahead for South Florida with a better chance of storms to kick off the month of July.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is preparing to reduce the flow of water from Lake Okeechobee to help reduce the number of noxious algae blooms that have formed on the state's Treasure Coast.
July 1st is not only the start of a month, it's also the start of the state's new fiscal year. During the legislative session earlier this year, state lawmakers passed 279 bills and 161 of them take effect on Friday.
