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A woman who underwent the nation's first uterus transplant prayed for years to be able to have a child and is grateful for the donor's family and surgeons who gave her that chance, she said Monday.
An 11-car crash on a Tampa bridge forced drivers to be stuck in traffic for hours.
The state's Senate has overwhelmingly passed a bill that could lead to a major change in the way the Medicaid program provides dental care to children.
At least two people were injured in a traffic crash Monday morning.
Fed up with the recent rash of shootings in his community, a Miami Gardens pastor is trying to do something about it.
A proposal that would prohibit overnight anchoring in some South Florida waterways will go to Gov. Rick Scott.
Sometimes people sign up for things that, in the long run, turn out to be not the best idea—like acquiring an exotic animal as a pet.
Several one-bid leagues crowned their tournament champion this past weekend. The other conferences wrapped up their regular season.
Hoping to avoid the long lines on election day, South Florida residents are taking advantage of the early voting period for the state's Presidential Preference Primary.
Royal Caribbean says they found out one of their guests went overboard after another passenger saw and reported it.
The civil trial against one of the largest operators of child care centers in the world is set to start Monday.
Check your freezer — some chicken nuggets sold in the state have been recalled.
House and Senate budget chiefs drew closer Sunday to a final agreement on the spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 1, striking deals on a slew of local projects and throwing an elbow at the leader of the state's prisons agency for an aggressive lobbying campaign.
If elected president, Donald Trump said he would reinstate waterboarding, and other harsh interrogation techniques, to put the U.S. in a better position to deal with Islamic State militants.
Despite a landslide win in Puerto Rico, GOP presidential candidate Marco Rubio is struggling to reconnect with the kind of voters who sent him to Capitol Hill six years ago as a tea party favorite.
