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Some residents of a Plantation apartment complex said they were left not only bug-free after their building was tented for fumigation, they were also left TV, laptop, jewelry and cash free as well.
South Floridians owning oceanfront property might want to consider moving if a new assessment from the international Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program comes to fruition.
Palm Beach Gardens Police have arrested 40-year-old Patenema Ouedraogo for stalking tennis star Serena Williams.
Two separate passengers found carrying weapons at a concourse checkpoint were detained Tuesday morning at Miami International Airport.
A Hialeah business man has turned himself into police after he allegedly shot and killed a former employee.
Florida budget leaders have reached a deal on the state's $68 billion spending plan setting the stage for an on-time finish to the annual legislative session on Friday.
Miami-Dade commissioners will rename a South Florida road in honor of 10-year-old Nubia Barahona, who was found dead in the back of her foster father's pick-up truck in West Palm Beach.
The home of a Miami-Dade police officer became an active crime scene early Tuesday afternoon after the officer's wife came home to find two men broke into their house.
A man arrested at Miami International Airport last December after his luggage exploded has been sentenced to six months in prison.
The United States is working "undercover" using new media to reach Cuba.
The Miami Dolphins, former players, and fans will be given their final opportunity to pay tribute to former Dolphin player and broadcaster Jim "Mad Dog" Mandich Wednesday night at Sun Life Stadium.
Miami-Dade mayoral candidates will participate in the county's mayoral policy forum Tuesday, but not all candidates will be in attendance.
Scott Pelley, one the most experienced reporters in broadcast journalism, has been named anchor and managing editor of the "CBS Evening News," it was announced Tuesday by CBS News Chairman and "60 Minutes" Executive Producer Jeff Fager and David Rhodes, the President of CBS News.
There have been a number of changes to Florida's child welfare program. A decade ago, the state began turning over it's program to private contractors instead of state workers. Almost everyone involved feels that the change has been for the best, but that's all it is -- a feeling.
