Diabetes Study May Open Doors For New Treatment
A new study for people with type two diabetes could lead to new treatments for the disease.
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A new study for people with type two diabetes could lead to new treatments for the disease.
As a renewed debate builds about the issue, the National Rifle Association and the Unified Sportsmen of Florida are urging the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to hold a bear hunt later this year.
Police have given the all-clear after a suspicious package was found at the Government Center in downtown Miami.
One of sports' most storied rivalries will have some extra fuel in the two matchups between the Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills this season.
A tourist contracted dengue fever while visiting Key West, according to Florida health officials.
Police are hoping video released of a bold burglary at a cell phone store in Hollywood can help catch the crooks involved.
Donald Trump is defending the fundraiser he held for veterans held this winter ahead of the Iowa caucuses. He says the press was wrong to question him about the money raised.
This September, the state's highest court will hear arguments in a challenge to the constitutionality of a state law that allows people to be prosecuted for refusing to take breath tests when suspected of drunken driving.
A Colombian national soccer player accused of domestic violence is set to face a judge Wednesday.
The family of the 3-year-old boy who fell into a gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo says he is "still doing well."
A burlesque dancer says JetBlue employees made her change her clothes before she was allowed to board a flight.
A man who troopers say jumped on the hood of a moving car on the Palmetto Expressway remains in custody.
The Obama administration is pressuring the food industry to make food less salty, proposing new guidelines on salt meant to prevent deaths each year from heart disease and stroke.
Conservation groups are planning to sue the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers unless plans to deepen Port Everglades are altered to protect already-threatened reefs.
A baby born to a mother with the Zika virus in the U.S. appears to have been affected by the disease, according to a doctor who helped deliver the baby.
