Man High On Flakka Says "Secret Agency" Chased Him
A man high flakka told Broward deputies he broke into several apartments because he was being chased by a "secret agency."
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A man high flakka told Broward deputies he broke into several apartments because he was being chased by a "secret agency."
A stop at a Plantation store proved lucrative for one Powerball player who hit big, winning Saturday's $80 million jackpot.
Miami Beach police have asked for the public's help in finding a driver who hit a partially blind man and then leaving him in the street for dead.
Animal rights groups have lost another round in court in their efforts to free Lolita the killer whale from the Miami Seaquarium.
Three people were injured during a shooting outside of a Deerfield Beach night club.
In this installment of The Ultimate Entrepreneur with Jay Abraham, Daymond John and Mark Cuban opened up about their views on entrepreneurship and what life is like inside the Shark Tank.
About half of Florida voters disapprove of the way Governor Rick Scott and state lawmakers are handling their jobs.
Though Florida will have a closely watched U.S. Senate race next year, voters know little about the candidates who could wind up on the ballot, a new poll shows.
Starting Monday night, drivers in Doral may want to take note of some road closures happening on the 826.
Another megachurch pastor has resigned after having an affair. Tullian Tchividjian, the grandson of evangelist Billy Graham, has left his head pastor position at Ft. Lauderdale's high-profile Coral Ridge Presbyterian.
The Florida man who flew a gyrocopter onto the lawn of the U.S. Capitol said Monday that he's rejected a plea offer in a case that would have involved several years in prison.
A Vero Beach surgeon and the plastic surgery clinic he runs have agreed to pay $4 million to settle allegations that they improperly billed Medicare for procedures that were unnecessary or never performed.
Governor Rick Scott will kick of his "Keep Florida Working" tax cut victory tour in South Florida.
Florida loses more children under age five to drowning than any other state.
