Gators Head To The "Sweet 16" After Saturday Win
It was a sweet win for the Gators Saturday when they beat UCLA 73-65 in the NCAA tournament.
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It was a sweet win for the Gators Saturday when they beat UCLA 73-65 in the NCAA tournament.
A popular rollercoaster ride at the Miami-Dade County Fair has reopened. On Friday, the ride took a scary turn when two of the cars got stuck on the tracks, a Miami-Dade County Fair Spokesperson said.
Wearing a sign around his neck that read, "Honk if I need an education," 15-year-old James Mond III stood for nearly four hours on a Tampa street corner after his wanted to teach him a lesson.
High-tech entrepreneur Claudio Osorio and high-society philanthropist Amarilis Osorio filed for personal bankruptcy Friday. Their Chapter 11 filing in Miami's capped a series of lawsuits that accuse the couple of duping investors to pay for their lifestyle.
Miami-Dade Police have identified the body of a 29-year-old woman found on Florida International University's Modesto A. Madique Campus.
South Floridians will join together at the AIDS Walk taking place in Fort Lauderdale Sunday in hopes of raising money to help those who need access to life-saving medication.
A Colombian man is jailed in Miami 17 years after he and three brothers were indicted on charges of working for the now-defunct Medellin cocaine cartel.
Attorneys for a former CIA operative on trial for perjury argued Friday that a journalist exaggerated when she reported that their client admitted planning deadly 1997 bombings at Cuban tourists sites.
One winner who bought their "Fantasy 5" ticket in Delray Beach will collect $228,032 the Florida Lottery said Friday.
The scam is decades old. But it consistently victimizes new people.
Emergency workers in Japan trying to contain the country's worst nuclear crisis since 1945 can thank a South Florida company for helping them stay safe.
As if the state's budget wasn't cash strapped enough, state revenue forecasters added about another $135 million dollar to that shortfall.
Riders strapped to a popular rollercoaster at the Miami-Dade County Fair took a scary turn when one of the cars got stuck Friday afternoon.
First one, then another sunbather on Hallandale Beach spotted what looked like someone, or some thing, in trouble. They saw a dark form in the shallow water, near the beach. They went to help, but were shocked by what they found.
Soon after former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide arrived in Haiti after seven years in exile the South Florida Haitian community began celebrating.
