Teen Hit By Out Of Control SUV Lives To Talk About It
It was just a normal bike ride for a Florida teen in his neighborhood Monday, until he was in the middle of a life and death situation.
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It was just a normal bike ride for a Florida teen in his neighborhood Monday, until he was in the middle of a life and death situation.
Google's new offerings are focusing on extending artificial intelligence features into more of its apps and services.
Divers have installed a plaque identifying the final 250 contributors to a project that turned a U.S. Naval ship into an artificial reef.
An officer responding to a call about someone living in a home without permission got an interesting surprise.
There's a new way to pay at Universal Orlando Resort's new water park and it means you won't have to take around a wallet or locker keys.
As the ongoing search for a missing plane continues, the Coast Guard has located a debris field.
South Florida lawmakers believe the president is stepping into impeachable territory.
Local lawmakers remained vocal after a report surfaced that President Trump revealed classified information from an ally to the Russians.
In Miami-Dade County on Tuesday, calls escalated for Governor Rick Scott to trash an education budget that critics say trashes public schools and students.
Florida's governor is adding a familiar face to his staff.
A juror dismissed during deliberations in former U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown's fraud trial in Florida told his colleagues that the "Holy Spirit" told him she was not guilty.
Lt. Governor Carlos Lopez-Cantera should probably hang onto his day job. On Monday, he joined up with nearly two dozen hunters paid by the state and they went looking for Burmese pythons in the Everglades.
A medical cannabis dispensary in the northern part of the state has been ordered to stop selling a product that can be broken down and made into pot that can be smoked.
The Florida Department of Health ordered a medical-marijuana operator to stop selling a "whole flower" product which can easily be smoked.
Lawmakers, teachers, school administrators and others across the state are calling on Gov. Scott to veto part or all of the approved budget.
