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Broward Schools Superintendent James Notter and the district's School Board met for the first time Tuesday since a scathing 51-page Grand Jury report was released which accused them of gross mismanagement, ineptitude, incompetence and possible corruption.
The uprising of the Libyan people, chained for more than four decades to dictator Moammar Qaddafi has captured attention around the world. For Coral Gables resident Victoria Cummock this is also a chance for personal justice.
Escorted by two officers and a bodyguard, embattled Miami-Dade County Commissioner Natacha Seijas left a court hearing late Tuesday afternoon without knowing whether she's won her legal challenge to the attempts to recall her.
Motorists who use the northbound connector to the southbound Turnpike Extension and Northwest 27th Avenue will have to find alternate travel plans.
A new system has Miami-Dade County ditching the printer in an effort to get out from under a pile of paperwork, and save taxpayers money.
While walking your pet down the sandy beaches of South Beach may be at the top of every pet owners priorities, a new report said not many are following through and pets are starting to suffer because of it.
More than 400 solar panels are being installed on a new TD Bank in Ft. Lauderdale. When the installation is complete, it will be the first net-zero energy bank in the U.S.
The 7-year-old girl who blew the whistle on the alleged abuse of Nubia and Victor Barahona, just days before Nubia was found dead in her adoptive father's pickup truck and her twin brother was found critically injured, will remain in the sole custody of her father.
There is a new trend catching on in South Florida: outlet shopping. The newly opened Colonnade Outlets at the Sawgrass Mills mall in Sunrise is seeing an uptick in shoppers looking to update their spring wardrobes and save a little cash in the process.
John Copeland, the chairman of Jackson Memorial Hospital's governing board, arrived home Tuesday at 2 a.m. to find an unexpected fax waiting for him – an offer from a Massachusetts-based healthcare company to buy the financially troubled hospital.
South Floridians are feeling the fallout from the Libyan crisis. Wall Street investors returned from the holiday weekend to face the prospect of $100 a barrel oil, and that sent stock prices tumbling.
Blasted by everyone from Florida's struggling unemployed the businesses that fund part of every unemployment check, the Florida Senate appears to backing down from a hardline bill to cut benefits and raise unemployment taxes, with a new, softer proposal announced Tuesday.
The Florida Legislature has postponed a vote on a gun bill that would have allowed guns to be carried on the campuses of colleges, universities, and public and private schools.
We continue the celebration of Black History month with more music – the music, of The Overtown Rhythm and Arts Festival Fundraiser, benefitting one of South Florida's oldest settlements.
February is black history and the Focus show is sharing some of the special ways locals are celebrating black culture and history.
