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A memorial near the home where a Hollywood boy was found dead continued to grow Friday night, as neighbors, most who didn't know the child, stopped by with flowers, candles and stuffed animals.
Fire crews are investigating a fire that brought down parts of Opa-Locka apartment complex's roof.
The Miami Heat stayed hot at home, beating the Denver Nuggets 108-91 on Friday night.
Fort Lauderdale Police announced the termination and resignation of officers, they said, were involved in a "racially biased" video and messages.
An environmental group wants Florida's inspector general to check out reports of an unwritten policy prohibiting state agencies from using the terms "climate change" and "global warming."
A bill that would extend low-cost KidCare health insurance to roughly 25,000 children of legal immigrants has gotten further in the Florida Senate than ever before, but remains stalled in the House.
The woman accused of damaging a Satanic holiday display at the Florida Capitol has had her charges dropped.
When the conference fell apart two years ago, the strength of the Big East conference was in serious doubt. Two years later, the conference has six representatives in the NCAA Tournament.
Dozens of senior medical students gathered Friday for a crucial "first step" to practicing medicine.
The last defendant in the baseball steroids scandal is scheduled to plead guilty next week in the baseball steroids scandal.
A boat ran into a seawall Friday morning sending two people to the hospital.
A former firefighter and paramedic hopped into his brand new pool specially designed for him after a spinal cord injury and he had some ice too.
The Senate will take up a proposal by Florida Governor Rick Scott that would allow college textbooks to be sales-tax exempt.
Administrative Law Judge Elizabeth McArthur has scheduled an April 14 hearing in a legal challenge to a proposed regulatory framework for the state's new medical-marijuana industry, according to a document posted on the state Division of Administrative Hearings website.
U.S. Postal Inspectors are asking for the public's help to identify a man who robbed a postal worker in Coral Springs and are offering a reward.
