Broward School Choice Registration Draws A Crowd
A chaotic situation Friday morning as hundreds of parents and guardians showed up at the Broward School District Headquarters to put in applications for reassignments.
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A chaotic situation Friday morning as hundreds of parents and guardians showed up at the Broward School District Headquarters to put in applications for reassignments.
A bill headed to the Governor Rick Scott's desk, which makes it illegal to post sexually explicit photos or videos of ex-partners on websites without their permission, has been given a big thumbs up by Miami-Dade's State Attorney.
During the 2015 session the Legislature passed 227 bills. More than 1,500 bills died.
Heavy flames and smoke are coming from a small apartment building in Miami.
A man, paralyzed two times, concluded a 2,100 mile ride in South Florida.
After more than a decade of legal wrangling, a federal judge has ordered the Florida Department of Corrections to provide kosher meals to inmates, rejecting the state's argument that the religious diet is prohibitively expensive.
The debate on whether a man accused of shooting a North Miami Beach cop should be let go has been reset for Monday.
The FBI has released photographs from a bank robbery that took place Friday in Miami.
A state representative for Florida is apologizing for a tweet that drew criticism over possible racial undertones.
Former Gov. Jeb Bush said he trusts the legal process that resulted in charges against six Baltimore officers in the death of Freddie Gray.
An 80-year old woman is graduating alongside two of her grandchildren this weekend.
State Rep. Matt Gaetz has apologized for a Twitter post that drew criticism about possible racial overtones.
If it's got anything to do with science, a group of South Florida students at Archimedean conservatory school are on it.
"Buster" is about to take quite a ride that could one day save lives. Buster, a dummy, is strapped into a SpaceX capsule ready Wednesday's nearly mile-high ride from Cape Canaveral.
