Final Plans Show Proposed Lincoln Road Revamp
The time has come to reveal the designs to revamp South Beach's Lincoln Road.
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The time has come to reveal the designs to revamp South Beach's Lincoln Road.
The Miami Heat are going to look quite differently when they open the 2015-16 season than they did at the end of last season despite not making many additions during the summer.
A South Florida man who bilked the U.S. Treasury out of nearly $1.5 million has accepted a plea deal from prosecutors.
Things seem to be getting worse and worse for the Miami Dolphins as they progress through the first month of the season.
For a third straight day much of Miami Beach was awash in floodwaters sprung from a king tide, the result of an extraordinary alignment of the earth and moon.
An ex-banker in Florida is set to plead guilty for his role in a $1.2 billion Ponzi scheme run by ex-lawyer Scott Rothstein.
Gov. Rick Scott and the state Cabinet have given the state's Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles the approval to update transfers of titles on cars and boats to reflect the legalization of same-sex marriage.
Firefighters pulled a man from a burning Tamarac home overnight.
President Barack Obama and Cuban leader Raul Castro met Tuesday face to face to talk about relations between the two nations.
Apartments with windows that don't open, sweltering conditions and charges by the city that some residents are living in an illegal rental unit.
Tropical Storm Joaquin is expected to become a hurricane soon, though it probably won't threaten South Florida.
The Florida Supreme Court will hear arguments December 8th about a controversial decision by state regulators to allow Florida Power & Light to invest in a natural-gas drilling project and pass along the costs to customers.
A Tri-Rail train slammed into a South Florida pedestrian, killing him.
Authorities say they've caught the man who has been leaving suspicious items at the Islamic School of Miami, something that had shaken up the congregation.
After closing arguments in a three-day hearing over the shape of the state's congressional districts, a Leon County judge said he will try to choose a map to recommend to the Florida Supreme Court next week.
