Body Found Off Port Everglades May Be Missing Diver
The body of a man found off Port Everglades is believed to be that a diver who went missing Sunday afternoon off Haulover Inlet.
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The body of a man found off Port Everglades is believed to be that a diver who went missing Sunday afternoon off Haulover Inlet.
Hollywood residents will go to the polls on Tuesday to cast their ballots as to whether pensions given to city employees along with police and firefighters should be cut.
The center of Tropical Storm Maria will pass well north of Puerto Rico on Sunday.
After battering itself for several hours over Veracruz, Mexico, what once was once Tropical Storm Nate has been downgraded to a tropical depression.
A St. Petersburg man was killed when a scuba tank he was carrying exploded.
An employee of Tampa's Adventure Island water park who was struck by lightning on Saturday has died.
North Miami Beach police are investigating an early evening shooting which left one person dead, a second in critical condition.
A Pembroke Pines woman was rushed to the hospital after firefighters pulled her out of a burning apartment.
Republicans seeking their party's nod for a presidential bid will be in Florida this week to go head to head on the highlights of their campaign.
Florida Lotto and Powerball players are hoping they'll have better luck this Wednesday to win lots of cash.
Thousands of runners gathered to support the victims of 9|11 in the first annual Tunnel to Towers 5K run Saturday morning in Ft. Lauderdale. The run is patterned on an event in New York that has grown to include 20 thousand runners.
It was just a trip 10 houses down the street on his bike, but that trip ended with a world of pain for 6 year-old Jacob Shaked. A car slammed into the boy Friday, crushing his bike like it did his body, and the person responsible just drove away.
One teen is dead and another injured after a Saturday night shooting near a landmark City of Miami Cemetery.
Mary Kaye Huntsman knows it's going to be tough for her husband to win the race to become President of the United States, but she's not discouraged. She agrees with what her daughter has told her dad, "slow and steady wins the race,"
A marathon meeting that was supposed to end with a decision on the fate of suspended Miami police chief Miguel Exposito instead ended without any action early Saturday morning, after Miami commissioners decided after 15 hours of testimony and maneuvering, they were too tired to take action. Their decision could possibly violate Miami's charter.
