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2015 has already been an absolutely historic season for the Arizona Cardinals, and its all in the numbers as to just how good it was. With success comes loss though, and it's possible that a huge member of their coaching staff could be on his way out.
The Minnesota Vikings outplayed the Seattle Seahawks for three quarters. But, it only took three plays for the Vikings lose 10-9 Sunday at TCF Bank Stadium.
Republican president contender Marco Rubio is shifting his stance on immigration, now portraying it as a matter of national security rather than what to do with the millions of people who have entered the country illegally. voters.
A Florida man is facing child neglect charges after police say a 3-year old girl ate synthetic marijuana while in his care.
If you have plans to catch the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus at the AmericanAirlines Arena during their stint in Miami, you'll be able to watch a staple of the road show for the last time.
For Army medic Rachael Rodgers, a second therapeutic bicycling trip down the Florida Keys Overseas Highway was much more enjoyable after her left leg was amputated below the knee.
Parents often agonize over choosing the right car seat for their babies. Some check safety ratings and reviews for ease of use and installation.
Loved ones gathered at a home in Miami in memory of a teenager who's now the latest victim of gun violence in south Florida.
Of the four people inside a car that went into a canal Sunday night, two have not survived.
A weekend tornado with wind speeds that reached 135 mph damaged several homes and left thousands without power in the southwest part of Florida, authorities said.
Italian police are investigating the mysterious death of a Florida woman found dead inside her apartment in Florence.
New details are emerging about actor Sean Penn's interview with drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman for Rolling Stone magazine.
A Daytona woman has been arrested after police say she abandoned her child with strangers and fought officers while she was being placed into custody.
A special church service honored victims of this weekend's shootings, as well as those victimized in a double-shooting earlier this week.
In December, former Florida State University football star Warrick Dunn helped the 147th single-parent family buy a home since his Atlanta-based charity started in 1997.
