FDA Suspends Local Blood Bank License After Inspection
Federal officials suspended the license of a local blood bank after an inspection revealed a series of violations that could "constitute a danger to health."
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Federal officials suspended the license of a local blood bank after an inspection revealed a series of violations that could "constitute a danger to health."
Tallahassee Police released pictures of a car they are looking for in connection to the death of a Florida State University law professor.
A survivor of the 2010 Haiti earthquake is in Miami, recovering from the losses of his life through dance.
The parents of an 11-year-old Weston boy are suing the Weston YMCA after their son fell more than 30 feet off a rock wall at his birthday party in May.
In South Florida, fun, sun and sweat are an everyday occurrence during the summer months. But relief can be found at the beaches or in one of the many public pools in the Miami area and its nearby counties.
Recommendations on affordable lodging, dining and attractions in Las Vegas for the entire family.
Drivers on the Palmetto Expressway have yet another change coming this weekend to 826 as a popular ramp closes for three months.
The push to legalize medical marijuana in Florida fell short last year, but the referendum is likely to be back on the ballot next year.
Fort Lauderdale Police said two men posed as constructions workers and robbed a 94-year-old woman out of her jewelry Thursday night.
A former central Florida federal prison corrections officer is being charged with bribery.
In the wake of a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage, a proposal by Republican lawmakers dubbed the "Pastor Protection Act" could fuel a debate during next year's legislative session.
Authorities are investigating a police-involved shooting in Homestead that resulted in a death Thursday afternoon.
It was game, set, match for Australian tennis player Bernard Tomic after he was led away in handcuffs from a swanky South Beach hotel because he refused to turn down his loud music.
Future soldiers, with dreams to protect and defend the U.S. are still making their way in and out of recruiting offices around South Florida – despite the tragedy in Tennessee.
