Sports Agenda For Tuesday (8/23/11)
I don't know what it means, but my CD player this morning played in order, Same Old Song & Dance, Highway to Hell, and Check My Brain, this morning on the way to work.
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I don't know what it means, but my CD player this morning played in order, Same Old Song & Dance, Highway to Hell, and Check My Brain, this morning on the way to work.
A rapidly intensifying Hurricane Irene will be the first hurricane to seriously threaten the U.S. in almost three years.
From cars, to lawn mowers, and even musical instruments, people are letting videos sell their stuff for them online.
Hurricane Irene has strengthened to a category two hurricane as it churns toward the Bahamas.
As Miami's unemployment rate continues to hover in the double digits, the Congressional Black Caucus held a town hall event in Miami on Monday to address the stubbornly high unemployment rates in the black community.
On the first night of the new school year, several young people learned one of the hardest lessons of their lives; how to say goodbye to someone so young.
Florida's largest private state-chartered bank has agreed to pay $10.9 million to the U.S. as part of a deferred prosecution agreement involving drug money laundering.
Bringing home a newborn is a joyous, but challenging time in a parent's life. Everything is new and could be a bit overwhelming, but when it comes to providing them with the very best, that should be easy. The very best could come from mom herself.
The rough seas and heavy rains of approaching Tropical Storm Irene left some cruise ship passengers in San Juan stuck on not-so-dry land Sunday, as their ship was ordered away from the dock before they were able to board. Some have been told they have to find their own way home.
A fifth person has been arrested in connection with the murder of a Brinks guard Sunday during an ambush robbery outside of Calder Casino and Race Course in Miami Gardens.
The brother of a Brinks armored truck guard who was gunned down Sunday afternoon says his brother "never harmed a fly" and had taken the job in order to save money to become a teacher.
Six months after Carmen and Jorge Barahona were jailed for the killing of their seven-year-old daughter Nubia, their house sits abandoned in Southwest Miami-Dade.
The long summer break has come to an end as more than 600,000 students in Miami-Dade and Broward head back to class for the first day of the new school year.
Hurricane Irene cut a path across Puerto Rico downing trees and power lines while dropping heavy rains before pushing out over the warm waters of the Caribbean Monday morning.
Amidst the turmoil surrounding the University of Miami's athletic program, UM president Donna Shalala issued a video statement Monday afternoon defending the university and its values.
