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On Monday, a scientist announced that data from the first Python Challenge in 2013 didn't do much to curb the invasive Burmese pythons in the Everglades. This is bad news as Florida is on the verge of another hunt.
The state agency responsible for Medicaid submitted a new proposal Monday to the federal government for up to $2.2 billion in health-care funding, but the move might be too late to break a budget impasse.
After nearly two hours of debate, a Senate committee Monday voted to table a controversial House bill that would allow private adoption agencies to refuse to place children with same-sex couples.
Hundreds of acres have been torched by a swift moving brush fire in southwest Miami-Dade.
Kraft is rolling out its new option for their classic macaroni and cheese – one without yellow food dye. But why?
It's another 'fail' for the state of Florida's new computer-based standardized tests.
Two reports presented to lawmakers last week criticized the Florida Department of Children and Families for poor oversight of the privatized agencies that deliver child-welfare, substance-abuse and mental-health services statewide.
A proposal based on the state Senate's plan to extending funding for hospitals that treat low-income patients has been submitted to the federal government.
New surveillance tape shows a black Cadillac Escalade driving through an open door at a Fort Lauderdale dry cleaner on Friday morning in what could have been a deadly accident.
A judge has granted bond for a North Miami Beach man who is accused of shooting a police officer during a raid on his home.
The legal battle over the drug testing of state workers has come to end.
Fans saw strong performances by legends Garth Brooks, Reba, George Strait and a reformed Brooks & Dunn, as well as songs by Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney, Miranda Lambert, and Sam Hunt. See photos and get the full recap.
A deadly shooting in Hollywood may be related to the discovery of a woman's body.
Thirty Miami-Dade Fire Rescue units were called in to battle a smoky warehouse fire in Miami Gardens.
The attorney for a Canadian teen facing a murder charge in connection with a drug-related shootout that killed two, including his brother, said Monday that video surveillance "completely exonerates" him of the charge.
