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The Catholic Priest caught locking lips with his lover on the beach is now recalling that fateful day in his new memoir "Dilemma".
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The Catholic Priest caught locking lips with his lover on the beach is now recalling that fateful day in his new memoir "Dilemma".
A note found on a Spirit Airline flight out of Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport has caused the plane to return to the terminal Saturday.
The University of Florida Gators are off to a great start after beating Mississippi 77-71 in the season's SEC opener.
Marvin Roberts scored 18 points to lead Florida International University to a 73-62 victory over South Alabama Saturday night.
The annual Three Kings Parade is set to begin Sunday at noon and will result in several road closures that begin early in the morning.
Miami was bested Saturday by Clemson by just a few points.
Florida State was defeated Saturday by Virginia Tech, breaking a 3-game winning streak.
Florida's Congressional representatives issued statements Saturday in reaction to the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in Arizona saying their prayers were with her and her staff and constituents.
It was a raucous sendoff for a South Florida radio icon that some called a "god".
Broward's jiu-jitsu community came together and held a fundraiser for Reza Payan, who police say was shot and killed by a friend last week at a New Year's Eve party.
It's official! Tony Sparano has accepted a two-year contract extension with the Miami Dolphins through 2013. The announcement was made Saturday by Dolphins owner Stephen Ross.
The family of a North Miami teen murdered at her home is holding a viewing and funeral for the 15-year-old Sunday. Meanwhile, police continue to search for the shooter.
Florida farmers will have more time to continue harvesting and transporting affected crops to facilities before they deteriorate after the order relaxing trucking restrictions was extended.
A hearing has been set to determine whether the body of former Venezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez will be laid to rest in the United States or returned to his native country.
Miami Beach Police say they have the man responsible for several burglaries to local businesses.
