Taking Aim at Public Corruption
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A U.S. Coast Guard cutter had quite a catch off the coast of Panama on December 17th. The intercepted boat was hauling cocaine, with an estimated wholesale street value of $48 million.
Congresswoman Frederica Wilson joined the ACLU Wednesday calling on Barack Obama to halt deportations of Haitians with criminal records who have completed their sentences.
Continuing a vacation in the Florida Keys, former President Jimmy Carter and other family members interacted with dolphins Wednesday at Hawk's Cay Resort.
Before you decide to light up the sky over your house, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue is conducting a fireworks inspections sweep to ensure public safety at any display.
Miami officials are optimistic about the turn out for the city's Big Orange New Year Eve countdown celebrations, and they're hoping the event will take the national spotlight.
Comedian Lewis Black canceled a Thursday performance at the Seminole Hard Rock and has replaced him with Jay Leno.
A family feud over the final resting place of former Venezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez has now delayed his burial after a court decision.
The Miami-Dade County Commission was supposed to meet Wednesday to discuss the plans for the upcoming recall election of Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez, but that didn't happen.
One of the biggest problems parents face is trying to keep track of all of the recalled food and products. But, a new website is promising to house all the information in one site.
A teenager suspended from a Broward County charter school after she criticized a teacher on Facebook has settled a federal lawsuit against the principal.
New numbers from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation showed 2010 was the worst year for bank failures in the United States since 1992 during the height of the savings-and-loan crisis.
New blood tests on the two women who have accused three men of raping them, including FIU baseball star Garrett Wittels, showed no signs of a date rape drug.
A 37-year-old man was arrested for carrying a type of explosive that set off alarms at Miami International Airport.
Condo residents who are "living on the edge" say their townhomes are on the edge of a canal and they want city leaders to answer questions including why the canal caved in their backyard.
