Pope Leo becomes first pontiff to vote in a U.S. election
The Vatican said Pope Leo exercised his right as a U.S. citizen, submitting a mail-in ballot in his native Chicago ahead of the midterm elections next week.
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The Vatican said Pope Leo exercised his right as a U.S. citizen, submitting a mail-in ballot in his native Chicago ahead of the midterm elections next week.
More coastal flooding will be possible in South Florida on Friday due to the king tides.
Ahead of the 2026 midterm elections on Tuesday, candidates in key races — and President Trump — are making their closing arguments to voters.
Police say a man shot in the face during a fight at a Hialeah gathering was charged with aggravated battery after investigators ruled it self-defense.
The Justice Department and a group of veterans faced off in court over the fate of the 250-foot arch that President Trump wants to build.
Millions of Americans gained an hour of sleep this weekend when the time change commonly known as daylight saving ended for 2026, meaning clocks "fell back."
The sheriff's office says a man shot a woman who came to his apartment for her belongings and then shot himself, and a relative says she watched it happen.
Public safety officials say small departments could be forced to consolidate, while supporters including Gov. Ron DeSantis say homeowners deserve to keep more of their money.
The rally marked the second stop in Hialeah for Donalds as part of a statewide bus tour.
Jaylyn Jones is chasing the 2026 Nat Moore Trophy while preparing to play for the University of Miami and supporting his mother through her battle with cancer.
Chief Edwin Lopez credits technology, patrols, and previous administrations, and says he'll address any budget impact from Amendment 3 if it passes.
Judge Cecilia Altonaga said the university showed substantial evidence that fear caused by the messages disrupted campus, but she has not ruled, and closing arguments are set for Dec. 17.
The Las Olas Bridge closed earlier this week, and show organizers say the weather caused only minor disruptions to the opening of the in-water boat show.
State officials say Anwar Jouda, 51, diverted the money into personal bank accounts over two years, and a judge set his bond at $80,000.
Police say the woman followed the driver's SUV while calling for help and identified him at a show-up shortly after, and a judge set his bond at $15,000.
