Water, Gas Hot Commodities As Dade Residents Prep For TS Erika
Water is the hot item at Miami-Dade grocery stores – flying off the shelves as quickly as workers can stock it – as residents prepare for a possible tango with Tropical Storm Erika.
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Water is the hot item at Miami-Dade grocery stores – flying off the shelves as quickly as workers can stock it – as residents prepare for a possible tango with Tropical Storm Erika.
Miami-Dade County officials are urging locals to prepare for Tropical Storm Erika's possible impact.
As forecasts show Tropical Storm Erika possibly passing through Broward County, locals are preparing for the worst but hoping for the best.
The price is right! Or at least sort of right according to a new survey showing consumer confidence in Florida has slightly risen.
In anticipation of the heavy rain that Tropical Storm Erika is forecast to drench us with, the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) has taken action to reduce flooding where possible.
A House Democrat has filed a bill Friday that calls for increasing the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour.
The family of a security guard shot at a Miami-Dade metro rail station is asking for the public's help to find those responsible.
Not the typical start of the school day for some students in southwest Miami-Dade.
A federal judge in Miami has sentenced a 21-year old Kenyan man to 15 years in prison providing money and recruits to foreign terrorist groups.
As Tropical Storm Erika churns, bands of heavy rain are expected throughout the state of Florida so it's important to remember to drive carefully in the rain.
South Florida is keeping close tabs on Tropical Storm Erika which has not made a predicted turn to the northwest yet and continues to be centered in the Caribbean just south of the Dominican Republic.
At least four people are dead, about 20 still missing, after rains from Tropical Storm Erika caused devastating floods and mudslides in the eastern Caribbean island of Dominica.
A suspicious bag at Palm Beach International Airport prompted authorities to briefly close a concourse.
The National Hurricane Center has forecast that Tropical Storm Erika will be just that when it reaches South Florida.
Now that Tropical Storm Erika is not expected to reach hurricane strength before it impacts South Florida, many are wondering what that means for school on Monday.
