Disciplinary Note Stapled To Child's Shirt
A Miami-Dade woman said her son's teacher made a big mistake ridiculing her son, but the district said there was an explanation for what happened to the student at W.J. Bryan Elementary School.
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A Miami-Dade woman said her son's teacher made a big mistake ridiculing her son, but the district said there was an explanation for what happened to the student at W.J. Bryan Elementary School.
In a scene that is rivaling the saga of the late James Brown's body, an appeal is planned of a Miami judge's order that the body of former Venezuelan President Andres Perez be temporarily entombed.
Florida's legislative session officially begins on Tuesday with a pair of contentious ballot issues.
An independent panel of child welfare experts investigating one of the worst child abuse cases in South Florida history met again Monday afternoon in its effort to determine what went wrong in the state's effort to protect Victor and Nubia Barahona.
A legislative fight is brewing over how to handle pain pill abuse in Florida. House speaker Dean Cannon said he won't call for a database to track prescription drugs, which sets up a showdown with the Senate.
Trevoughn Sands is a miracle that multiplies. Back in 2007 after the 15-year-old crashed his motorbike into a car, the doctor told his family that he had done all he could do. Sands was not expected to make it.
The stars of Hollywood's next big alien flick are out on South Beach.
As the price for regular unleaded inches towards $3.65 a gallon across most of South Florida, the Obama administration is considering tapping into the country's strategic oil reserve to help bring down the price.
Jo-Jo the Risso's dolphin rescued off of Rodriguez Key over the weekend died suddenly Monday.
A Hialeah couple charged with neglect after police found their toddler son living in filth in a hotel room remain in jail Monday night.
The budget ax is poised to drop on Port Everglades and the Port of Miami and local leaders are sounding the alarm to try and prevent that from happening in order to keep South Florida ports safe.
As tax season gets into full swing, many Americans have already filed their 2010 return and are anxiously awaiting their refund.
Calling the actions of two adoptive parents accused of murdering one of their children "subhuman, depressing and sickening," Miami-Dade police director Jim Loftus spoke about the case in general terms Monday afternoon.
A Mexican resort city located in a state with one of the highest murder rates in the country has been temporarily taken off from Carnival's itinerary.
