Brandon Marshall's Wife Not Facing Charges
Brandon Marshall was back on the field Friday for the first time in months and he received good news regarding his wife's legal problems Friday evening.
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Brandon Marshall was back on the field Friday for the first time in months and he received good news regarding his wife's legal problems Friday evening.
There has been much talk about the debt debate, and South Floridians have many questions about what happens if Congress doesn't get a deal on the debt ceiling.
It was déjà vu in Miami-Dade bond court Friday morning when Judge Milton Hirsch released all prisoners on their own recognizance that were being held on a cocaine possession charge.
A Miami man has been arrested in the accidental shooting of his 12-year-old sister.
A forensic pathology expert has boosted the self-defense case being made in the trial of a teenager charged with murdering a fellow student at Coral Gables High in 2009.
It was a good day for the over 800 City of Miami students who received free book bags and supplies Friday.
All Tri-Rail tracks in the Fort Lauderdale area were opened late Friday morning after a deadly accident involving a motorcycle. But earlier in the day, commuters saw major delays in their commute.
After being convicted on three campaign finance-related corruption charges, former Deerfield Beach Commissioner Steve Gonot will spend 364 days in jail and serve five years probation.
This weekend is all about you, family time and even some love for man's best friend. If you're looking for some quiet time, check out what's opening at the box office or if fun times with the kids or great dining sparks your interest then this weekend in South Florida is all yours.
The frontline of South Florida's war on mosquitoes is moving to Broward County this weekend.
Some FedEx deliveries will be delayed Friday in Northwest Miami-Dade after a FedEx truck was involved in an accident and flipped over on its side.
A growing number of Cuban-Americans are concerned about two bills in Congress that would reinstate strict limits over their travel to Cuba, including how often they can visit and how much money they send family there.
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi to lift a stay of execution the Florida Supreme Court issued for Manuel Valle.
