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The mass shooting at Charlie Hebdo, a satirical weekly in Paris, was heartbreaking for French-Americans living in South Florida. Isabelle Lambert is grieving the loss of a good friend who gunned down at the Paris paper.
A former Miami Dolphins player swam to safety after falling off a moving boat miles off shore.
Readers and writers from all over are gathered in Key West, exploring literature's relationship to the inexplicable during this year's Key West Literary Seminar.
The sentencing is coming soon for a former Florida A&M University band member convicted last year of manslaughter and felony hazing in the death of a drum major.
A man convicted of a double murder in Miami hotel room nearly three decades ago has been denied a new trial.
A picture may be worth a thousand words, but a rare penny was worth a couple of million dollars when it went for auction in Orlando.
A former top-name music promoter accused of operating his company as a $300 million Ponzi scheme is set to appear in front of a South Florida judge on Friday.
Miami commissioners have voted unanimously to hold the 2016 Miami International Boat Show at the Marine Stadium.
A Tampa man accused of throwing his daughter of a bridge leading to the Sunshine Skyway was reportedly acting strangely the day before.
Are you thinking of taking the trip of a lifetime to Alaska? Take the hassle out of figuring out what to do, where to stay and where to eat by reviewing the tips from this quick guide to help you plan your Alaskan vacation.
A couple on vacation got the scare of their life while snorkeling in the Bahamas.
Miami-Dade police are investigating a violent home invasion in the southern part of the county.
For the second time in as many nights, the French community in South Florida gathered for a rally to show support for the victims of the terrorist attack in Paris.
For several years, Florida's political leaders, including Gov. Rick Scott, have touted across the state that their public schools were among the nation's best.
Florida's teachers union reported it is dropping one of two lawsuits it that were once pending against the state's private-school voucher program.
