Starbucks: Customers Can Now Order Using App
Starbucks customers will now be able to pay and order in advance using the company's mobile app.
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Starbucks customers will now be able to pay and order in advance using the company's mobile app.
The Department of State has launched a new online feature intended to help voters prepare for the 2016 elections, which begin with the March 15 presidential primaries.
When organizers learned Pope Francis would celebrate an outdoor mass in front of thousands at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception; they realized they would need a new altar and papal chair. Deacon Dave Cahoon, a carpenter from Maryland, took on the challenge.
A man who identified himself as a lobbyist and political consultant in Miami-Dade County is under arrest.
The company that makes the life-saving drug Daraprim increased the price for one tablet by 5-thousand percent, from $13.50 to $750.00.
One of three people suspected in the gang rape of a 15-year old girl in Delray Beach has been taken into custody.
Online poker players beware. There may be someone at your table looking at your cards, but they're not standing behind you.
Tech giant Apple is apparently speeding up their plans to build a car, a new report says.
Nearly one in four undergraduate women surveyed at the University of Florida and more than two dozen other universities say they experienced unwanted sexual contact sometime during college, according to a survey by the Association of American Universities.
A former city of Miami Police officer is facing charges, accused of accepting bribes.
A Cuban citizen wanted by the United States for embezzling millions of dollars from health insurance companies is under arrest, Spanish Police said.
A federal appeals court has sided with Miami-Dade County in a lawsuit filed by Amerijet International challenging part of the county's "living wage ordinance."
The arrest of 21 people following a two-year investigation into a Central Florida sex-trafficking and drug ring shows an improved response to forced prostitution, say the state's top prosecutors.
Gas prices at some South Florida stations are dipping below $2 per gallon.
Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush says too many rules and regulations are stifling U.S. economic growth and creation of jobs but he is now released a plan that would change that.
