AAA Offering "Tow To Go" Over Super Bowl Weekend
Super Bowl weekend and drinking usually go hand in hand but it's important you don't have too much to drink and then try to drive home.
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Super Bowl weekend and drinking usually go hand in hand but it's important you don't have too much to drink and then try to drive home.
While the game with the Denver Broncos won't be easy, here is a look at the Panthers team news heading into the game, including Las Vegas odds, Cam Newton's critics, and what helped the Panthers learn how to win.
Denver is happy to play the role of underdog in Super Bowl 50, Peyton talks about the importance of the moment for those around him and Vernon Davis on his return to San Francisco.
This year's presidential races have provided inspiration for a Florida Keys tourism campaign that has debuted in the nation's capitol.
Republican presidential hopeful Marco Rubio wants to show New Hampshire he is the Republican for all Americans - not his rivals.
The Miami Heat appear to finally be figuring things out.
Get out and explore one of the most breathtaking cities in Spain. While in Madrid you can see historic sites, enjoy local cuisine and shop at unique boutiques and art galleries.
The Miami Fraternal Order of Police union president has taken to social media to call out the driver who pulled over a cop because he was apparently speeding.
Bunbury Miami is cozy Argentinean wine bar with tables inside and out that features a vast variety of wines, empanadas and home-cooked style meals.
A child has been transported to the hospital after he was hit by a City of Miami Police patrol vehicle.
The mother of a Florida State University student who died tragically during a study abroad program in Israel is telling her story for the first time.
The band will provide a live stream of their set starting at 8:30pm PT.
The mother of a 15-year-old Miami-Dade youngster accused of shooting and killing a 60-year-old rabbi in the summer of 2014 took the witness stand Wednesday on her son's behalf.
Juan Perez now holds one of the most important jobs in South Florida. As the new Miami-Dade Police Director, Perez is charged with protecting more than 2.5 million men, women and children.
