Alleged Hostage-Taking Robber Faces Judge
Judge set bond for a 32-year-old man suspected of strong-armed robbery Monday.
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Judge set bond for a 32-year-old man suspected of strong-armed robbery Monday.
Spring breakers hitting South Florida's beaches for a little fun in the sun are being urged to stay out of the water Monday and Tuesday because of a high risk of rip currents.
The Broward Sheriff's Office has identified the man who was shot and killed by deputies near Hollywood Beach on Sunday.
Just over one year before the new Marlins stadium is scheduled to host its first game, the team is getting ready to show off a milestone in the construction process - the topping off of the signature retractable roof.
Jorge Barahona is headed back to Miami-Dade county, where he will face murder and child abuse charges in the death of his adopted daughter, Nubia Barahona, following a ruling Monday by a Palm Beach county judge.
A police perimeter failed to catch an armed man who robbed a bank in SW Miami-Dade Monday morning.
Florida's education commissioner Eric Smith is calling it quits.
Many of the world's top tennis players are in South Florida as the annual Sony Ericcson Open begins Monday at the Crandon Park Tennis Center on Key Biscayne.
The International Women's Film Festival brings the challenges and joys of sisterhood to the big screen.
The Focus Show welcomes CEO and President of Voices For Children, Nelson Hincapie, to explain more about the GAL program and the impact it has on the children it serves.
ow one South Florida student is using his lemonade stand to honor his family, and remember the holocaust.
Debbie Craig's devotion to her husband is still remembered -- 23 years later -- and at least one officer was so moved by her dedication that it inspired him to write a song.
An alligator in the middle of the road led to a three vehicle accident in Miami on Sunday.
Her apartment was destroyed. Her job, on hold. The country she had traveled to on a teaching assignment is no longer safe. Sunday, Coral Springs teacher Stephanie Lombard came home, bringing with her memories of disaster and survival.
Thousands of people walked on the first day of Spring Sunday to help make it clear AIDS and HIV is still a problem in Florida, which has one of the highest rates of HIV in the nation.
