Miami To Hire New Police Chief
The ongoing war between Miami Police Chief Miguel Exposito and Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado took another strange twist Friday afternoon.
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The ongoing war between Miami Police Chief Miguel Exposito and Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado took another strange twist Friday afternoon.
A little over a week after barely surviving a heat stroke; Popeye, a 110-pound English bulldog, has quite a spring in his step.
A former Miami Beach waitress at Norman's Bar faced a bond court judge Friday accused of charging credit cards illegally, while pocketing cash from other customers.
School may be out but this summer two girl scout troops are keeping busy by giving back to their community.
Wondering where to see the best fireworks shows? We have a comprehensive list, from Broward to the Keys. You can also search our Events section to find your fave event.
It's official. Carlos Gimenez is the new Miami-Dade Mayor, three days after narrowly beating former Hialeah mayor Julio Robaina for the job. But if you expected a big, showy ceremony, you'll have to wait.
It's been two years in the making, but for several victims who didn't invest in Scott Rothstein's Ponzi scheme but were still impacted; they finally got their money.
Two Muslim clerics accused of providing financial support to the Pakistani Taliban terrorist group are again seeking release on bail.
Community and immigrant advocacy groups are taking part in a national effort to protest Georgia's new immigration laws with a silent theater performance in downtown Miami.
A lucky winner of the "Fantasy 5" game will collect $198,468.82, and that ticket was purchased in Miami, the Florida Lottery said Friday.
No more red light cameras in Hialeah. The message comes after the city's mayor and the Hialeah City Council passed a repeal of the ordinance.
The Broward Sheriff's Office identified 51-year-old Jose Torres of Ft. Lauderdale as the victim of a boat accident when powerful storms moved across South Florida Thursday night.
Florida workers laid off after this week will be out of luck if they were hoping for long-term unemployment benefits from the federal government. Instead, after 23 weeks, workers will receive no aid and all long-term aid ends on January 1, 2012.
An indefinite recess was unexpectedly called Friday morning so the defense could take depositions of witnesses the prosecution plans to call during its rebuttal case.
The political future of Venezuela has been thrown into chaos after the country's president, Hugo Chavez, admitted he is battling cancer after having a tumor removed in Cuba.
