Condo Residents Want Answers After Home Damage
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.
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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.
Whether it's a joint account or simply just avoiding the topic, money is tough to talk about, but there are ways to compromise without compromising the marriage.
No blowout this time for the Miami Heat. They can beat the Knicks with a grind-it-out finish, too.
During a holiday vacation in the Florida Keys, former President Jimmy Carter helped release a rehabilitated loggerhead sea turtle Tuesday.
While parts of the country is digging out of a massive snow storm, South Florida is digging volleyballs on South Beach. People are back outside enjoying the sun.
A room at a Hialeah motel revealed a tragedy Monday afternoon, after five men were discovered dead inside.
Hialeah let out a hallelujah Tuesday over state approval of casino-style gaming at the historic Hialeah Park race track.
Storm conditions in the Northeast have begun to ease leaving weary, stranded travelers hopeful that they may reach their destinations sooner than expected.
A Hollywood police officer is expected to recover following an accident with a van.
President Barack Obama's poll numbers may be down, but according to an annual USA Today-Gallup poll, President Obama is the most admired man by U.S. residents.
Farmers across South Florida are breathing a little easier Tuesday after the arctic air that covered the area for the last two days slowly begins to break.
Wilton Manors police released the identities of the two men found murdered over Christmas weekend.
Deputies arrested the person of interest in the bronze statue theft.
A new study from the Kaiser Foundation is giving a grim view of the state of health insurance in the country as 50 million Americans now lack health care.
Controversial Florida Governor Rick Scott will give a keynote speech at Jungle Island on January 11 as part of the 2011 South Florida Economic Summit, according to the South Florida Business Journal.
