Buyer Beware: How To Spot Common Scams
These days, consumers are inundated with compelling ads that dangle unbelievable bargains for services, but those great deals come with hidden fees and sales scams.
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These days, consumers are inundated with compelling ads that dangle unbelievable bargains for services, but those great deals come with hidden fees and sales scams.
This week, the world's largest travel website, TripAdvisor.com, announced the ten dirtiest hotels in America and one South Florida hotel made TripAdvisor's list.
The strong storms that slammed South Florida Tuesday night into Wednesday have moved on, leaving behind some chilly weather.
Immediately following President Barack Obama's State of the Union address every major network aired Republican Congressman Paul Ryan's response.
A survivor of domestic violence wonders if anything can be done to stop the cycle before it is too late for another victim.
Local scientists say the answer to finding green energy may be as close as the ocean.
A South American housewares retailer has chosen Miami as its first United States location.
North Miami police officers raided an apartment complex serving eviction notices on "tenants" who police say have no lawful right to be in the building.
At the Miami Police Supply gun store opinions are firm when it comes to the gun control debate.
The Broward Sheriff's Office will ask the Tamarac City Commission to revoke the occupational license of a popular pharmacy.
Low-carb diets are so popular they can seem like the only way to go to drop the pounds. But two women are trying to show there's a better way to lose weight that includes carbs and improves your mood at the same time.
A Pompano Beach couple is dead in what the Broward Sheriff's Office is calling a murder-suicide.
Tuesday night's heavy rain and gusty wind across parts of South Florida got a little more intense in Boca Raton where the National Weather Service reports a tornado touched down.
A 15-year-old Miramar student who claimed there was a bomb on a school bus was released to home detention Wednesday and was charged with reporting the hoax.
