Political Opponent Comments on Sarnoff Scuffle
Miami City Commissioner Marc Sarnoff is facing four political opponents in his fight for re-election.
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Miami City Commissioner Marc Sarnoff is facing four political opponents in his fight for re-election.
The only difference between men and boys used to be the size of their toys... today it could be the smoothness of their skin. More men are turning to Botox to look younger. Call it "boytox."
Voters in four South Florida cities will go to the polls Tuesday.
Federal investigators are looking into the circumstances with left passengers from several JetBlue planes and an American Airlines plane stranded on a tarmac at Connecticut's Bradley International Airport for more than seven hours.
Hialeah police are asking for the public's help in finding the driver of a white Honda Civic involved in a deadly hit and run accident last week which may have been a case of road rage.
Space jobs are returning to the Space Coast. On Monday, Gov. Rick Scott, state officials and Boeing executives announced that they will being building the next generation of U.S. manned space vehicles at the Kennedy Space Center.
An accused bandit celebrating his 38th birthday attempted to treat himself to someone else's stuff, the Broward Sheriff's Office said.
The Coral Gables Courthouse is set to reopen Thursday but what happened inside that building remains a medical mystery.
There are thirteen newly certified police officers ready to protect and serve in the City of Miami.
There's some good news for Miami-Dade County students who don't want to take midterms or final exams, they no longer have to.
Florida Governor Rick Scott will not appeal a court ruling that scuttled the administration's plans to privatize prisons in South Florida.
Well, let's see, we can choose from the Dolphins continuing to suck it up, the U continuing to stink it up, UF choking again, the NBA players proving they are idiots, or the Panthers will have a winning record in October…wait, what?
Torrential rains Sunday afternoon into Monday morning have left parts of South Florida a soggy mess. Showers and storms have dumped four to eight inches of rain across much of Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
Torrential rains from a weather system moving through South Miami-Dade have flooded streets in Cutler Bay and Palmetto Bay, and spawned two tornado warnings after forecasters spotted signs of a possible funnel cloud around Black Point Marina, headed north. Those warnings were canceled shortly after 9:15 pm.
