Fall Classes Suspended At School With Machete Death
Following a vicious machete murder where a South Florida U.S. Department of Labor vocational school student was hacked to death by four others, officials have decided to suspend Fall classes.
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Following a vicious machete murder where a South Florida U.S. Department of Labor vocational school student was hacked to death by four others, officials have decided to suspend Fall classes.
State health officials have named the three members of a panel that will choose five nurseries to be Florida's first legal pot growers, setting in motion the final stages of the drawn-out process to get Florida's new medical-marijuana industry off the ground.
A small but vocal group of protesters marched through Miami late Friday afternoon, chanting "black lives matter" and saying they were upset about alleged police brutality.
A car ended up slamming into a swimming pool at a home in southwest Miami-Dade.
Florida Governor Rick Scott gave his second update of the day Friday afternoon on what the state is doing to prepare for Tropical Storm Erika and what residents should be doing.
Rebar, wood, tools, and trash abound at construction sites all over South Florida.
A teacher at a Broward County charter school has been charged with having a host of graphic child porn videos on his home computer.
The Ashley Madison hacking scandal is already leading to lawsuits against the company.
Along with the rest of South Florida, Monroe County officials are preparing for the possible impacts of Tropical Storm 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.
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.
