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The lead defense attorney for Carmen Barahona, who is accused in the murder of her adopted daughter, and another top death penalty lawyer for Miami-Dade County, was fired just before they were supposed to begin a high-profile murder trial.
As the eastern U.S. seaboard and Bermuda keeps a close on Hurricane Katia, there's a new tropical depression on the horizon.
Paper or e-mail? That's the new question consumers may be asked the next time they're paying for something and the clerk offers a receipt. But aside from being a convenience, some experts say the new option may be a hindrance to privacy.
Broward County is hoping that money will talk when it comes to settling a years-long battle over expansion at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
Miami-Dade Police homicide detectives are investigating a deadly crash at a Doral bus stop that left a man dead.
Hurricane Katia has lost a bit more intensity but is still category 2 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale.
The Dolphins season opener is next week, but many excited Dolfans couldn't wait to show their love for the hometown team.
Miami Police Chief Miguel Exposito has been suspended with pay from his position. In a Tuesday morning meeting with City Manager Johnny Martinez that lasted less than 12 minutes, Exposito was suspended for insubordination, according to Exposito's attorney Ruben Chavez.
Driving on some of South Florida's toll roads are about to get a little more expensive.
The City of Miami Police Department has a new temporary top cop. Major Manuel Orosa has been named acting Chief of Police in the wake of Miguel Exposito's suspension.
Nearly three dozen Miami-Dade County public school buses were broken into while parked over the long holiday weekend.
Federal agents stormed homes and offices at dawn this morning as part of a major Medicare fraud bust in and around Miami. The crime: $165 million dollars allegedly stolen from U.S. taxpayers.
The attack on America, September 11th, 2001 broke our hearts, provoked our outrage, and evoked a fear we had never known. The changes in U.S. domestic security were immediate, dramatic and promise to be ever-lasting.
Mayor Carlos Gimenez's plan to cut half of the Miami-Dade fire rescue boats is meeting resistance from the public and the crews that man the boats.
Music lovers will have to go elsewhere to get their festival fix because organizers have cancelled the once-popular Langerado Music Festival for the third year in a row.
