123 Workers Take Buyouts From S. Fla. Water Mgt. District
The end of June marks the final day of work for 123 workers with the South Florida Water Management District. The employees accepted buy-outs instead of facing firings next month.
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The end of June marks the final day of work for 123 workers with the South Florida Water Management District. The employees accepted buy-outs instead of facing firings next month.
Gov. Rick Scott and First Lady Ann Scott hosted a reception at the Governor's Mansion to celebrate NASCAR and its economic and historical significance to Florida.
South Florida has been spared in the latest cost cutting efforts of the Florida Highway Patrol. The FHP officials announced that they would be closing nearly a dozen stations Friday throughout the state.
A Florida condo association in Jupiter, the Village of Abacoa Condominium Association, has decided it will require dog owners to pay $200 to keep the dogs' DNA on file at the DNA Pet World Registry.
After spending 25 years in the Broward County School District, Thursday is Broward County Schools Superintendent Jim Notter's last day. Notter, 64, has been at the top of the school system for just under four years.
Miami is known for the sun, fun, night life, and miles of beaches. But, according to Travel & Leisure magazine, all that makes Miami great is also making it one of the dirtiest cities in America.
A Florida Keys teen, who was rushed to a Miami hospital after he surfaced too quickly while scuba diving, has died.
Tropical Storm Arlene continues a slow march toward the coast of Mexico. A Hurricane Watch and a Tropical Storm Warning are in effect for northeastern Mexico as Arlene, the first tropical storm of the 2011 hurricane season, moves in.
A 9 year old boy is safe thanks to the heroic act of a neighbor after his home went up in flames Wednesday night.
More than two dozen injured veterans received a ceremonial sendoff at Miami International Airport Wednesday.
Fort Lauderdale police launched an investigation into a bizarre discovery in a normally quiet upscale neighborhood of Tarpon River.
It's a stunning story. Miami Police Chief Miguel Exposito says in January, he was offered what he considered to be a $400,000 bribe.
Florida firefighters are still battling more than 200 wildfires, despite rainfall over much of the state.
