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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.
Does your precious bundle of joy count sheep on a mattress from IKEA? If so, it's time to stop as the as the furniture retailer has expanded its recall of crib mattresses.
A jury has found a couple accused of having sex on a public beach – in front of families, including a 3-year-old child – guilty.
A 'hairy' situation over the weekend at a North Miami Beach beauty supply store after the employees were robbed at gunpoint for - hair extensions.
Gov. Rick Scott wasted little time in reappointing 16 agency heads, including the leaders of two health-care agencies and the state's elections chief, after the Senate did not confirm them before the end of the regular legislative session.
After Florida lawmakers adjourned their session without taking up the medical-marijuana issue, supporters of legalization are gearing up for a renewed attempt to pass a ballot initiative in 2016.
A South Florida doctor charged with a multi-million dollar Medicare fraud will head to trial in early 2016.
Firefighters battled a massive apartment building fire in Oakland Park Monday morning.
A Pembroke Pines police officer is in intensive care after he was severely injured in an early morning crash.
In a case stemming from a conductor who suffered a fatal heart attack, a divided appeals court Monday sided with CSX Transportation in a dispute about the railroad's duty to provide medical assistance.
South Florida welcomes hundreds of sailors and marines this week as they land at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale for the 25th annual Broward Navy Days' Fleet Week Port Everglades.
In a cup designed for use in zero-gravity, an Italian astronaut sipped coffee from the world's first espresso machine in space.
Inmates of Florida's prisons who request kosher meals will now get them because it's the law.
Before you go out celebrating America's favorite south of the border holiday, keep in mind that AAA and Budweiser will be offering free tows Tuesday night for those toasting a little too much on Cinco de Mayo.
