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Craft Beers and microbreweries are a burgeoning industry in South Florida and many people who love beer and aren't quite dedicated to wine yet want the taste of a bitter IPA or a full Porter with a high than normal alcohol content to continue the time-honored tradition of drinking a cold beer after a hard day's work.
This week's Steering You Right takes a look at overnight construction closures on the Turnpike, I-75 and Don Shula Expressway.
Four young people are in the hospital after a shooting in Opa-locka Monday night, police said.
Police arrested a man who they said stabbed and killed his own mother because she was trying to force him to get a job.
Police confirm a Kendall man has died from the gunshot wounds he sustained following an argument over a dog defecating in a yard.
Miami Beach police are helping raise money for Dwayne Mitchell – a high school senior currently in a coma.
Closing arguments got underway Monday in the re-trial of the man accused of masterminding the killing of Miami Subs founder Konstantinos "Gus" Boulis.
Attorneys for the Florida doctor charged with corruption alongside New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez appear to be nearing an agreement to allow his release from jail.
The economic crisis in Puerto Rico has hit rock bottom.
A dog is on the mend and back with his family after being shot last week in Northwest Miami-Dade.
NBCUniversal, who has business and financial ties to Donald Trump, has decided to no longer work with the mogul and Republican presidential candidate over his "derogatory comments" aimed at Mexican immigrants.
Jeb Bush wants voters to remember he took down the Confederate flag from the Florida Capitol grounds in 2001 when he was governor.
A two-day hearing has begun for a woman who claimed she was standing her ground in a fatal Southwest Dade strip-club shooting.
The future of space travel and supplying astronauts at the International Space Station was brought up Monday when U.S. Senator Bill Nelson met with representatives from SpaceX and NASA at Cape Canaveral.
