Shalala's 14 Years At Miami Marked By Change
Donna Shalala has been a part of the University of Miami for a very long time.
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Donna Shalala has been a part of the University of Miami for a very long time.
Holistic healing is hot these days, especially for our four legged friends. More pet owners are turning to alternative medicine to treat their animals. But can holistic healing work for pets, and are there any drawbacks to it?
Pack your bags and head to the great outdoors of the Lake Havasu region in Arizona. You will find so many things to do that you will want to stay outside around the clock.
Enjoy the balmy, tropical scene to the fullest with refreshing, well-crafted margaritas at top restaurants and lounges around town.
The northbound lanes of I-95 from the westbound ramp of SR 112 to the eastbound ramp of I-195 north of NW 35th Street will be closed Thursday from 11 p.m. until 5:30 a.m. each night.
It's so cheap, drug dealers are practically giving it away.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott is getting support from governors in Kansas and Texas in his fight against the Obama administration to free billions of federal hospital dollars even if the states don't expand Medicaid.
A federal judge last week rejected the state's latest attempt to end a decade-long lawsuit that contends Florida has not properly provided care to children in the Medicaid program.
New surveillance tape shows some disturbing images of a disoriented mother wandering aimlessly through a Dunkin Donuts parking lot in Boynton Beach after police say she abandoned her baby girl nearby. They said she had admitted to taking the synthetic drug "flakka" the night before.
A Miami-Dade Police Officer arrested for lying to his own department is, once again, in trouble with the law.
A man stole a police car and led officers on a chase right into the Port Miami Tunnel, police said Monday.
Firefighters continued pouring water and dousing hot spots as a massive blaze partially destroyed a Hollywood strip mall.
The driver responsible for a wrong way wreck that took the lives of two young girls was sentenced Monday to 24 years in prison and six years probation.
Security video from the garage of the Miami Beach Police Department shows a group of officers milling about, a petite, handcuffed woman standing among them. The woman reaches out her foot, as if to trip one of the officers, who then slugs her in the face and kicks her.
