Miami Police Searching For Exotic Plant Thief
The City of Miami Police Department said they are searching for a thief that stole an expensive and exotic plant from a home on Friday.
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The City of Miami Police Department said they are searching for a thief that stole an expensive and exotic plant from a home on Friday.
The Seminole Tribe and Florida officials are headed to mediation to resolve a possible standoff over the future of black jack at most of the tribe's Florida Casinos.
Police in more than 20 North American cities are testing the latest in less-lethal alternatives to bullets — "blunt impact projectiles" that cause suspects excruciating pain but stop short of killing them. Or at least that's the goal.
Authorities confiscated hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of counterfeit cash at Miami International Airport.
A "disturbing" rise in water-damage claims in South Florida is driving Citizens Property Insurance Corp. to seek an average 3.2 percent increase in rates for many homeowners, the president of the state-backed insurer said Tuesday.
Amid a scary slide on Wall Street, professions to 401(k) holders are advising other investors not to do anything rash.
Saying Florida can't choose among the "constellation of benefits" available to same-sex couples, attorneys this week filed a document asking a federal judge to require the state to allow married gay couples to put both parents' names on children's birth certificates.
A Plantation man used a painted toy gun to allegedly rape a woman he contacted through a website which offers a variety of services including escorts.
A Miami couple is to be married Tuesday to help mark the 50th anniversary of the installation of an iconic underwater statue off the Florida Keys.
Parts of I-95 South were reopened Tuesday afternoon after being shutdown for hours due to an accident in Oakland Park.
The man with the valuable job of protecting Ryan Tannehill's blind side has finally returned to practice.
Miami International Airport is rolling out a new program meant to save some serious energy, cash and keep us cool.
The Florida Supreme Court has given the state Senate until the end of the week to respond to move by the House that would allow a circuit judge to consider congressional redistricting plans from both legislative chambers and other parties in a long-running lawsuit.
Florida's top law enforcement agency is still investigating a cyberattack on the state's testing system with no public explanation as of yet.
Florida Governor Rick Scott's approval rating among Florida voters has gone up substantially from earlier this summer.
