Sixth Day Without Power For Liberty City Woman
Thursday marked day six without power for Jemeena Grimes and her family.
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Thursday marked day six without power for Jemeena Grimes and her family.
A bill that would require reports to be filed with the state about injuries to racing greyhounds could lead the pack of issues when Florida senators start the annual legislative session March 3rd.
According to federal investigators, a twin-engine plane had just undergone a propeller overhaul before it crashed shortly after takeoff from a Miami airport earlier this month – killing four people.
Sharknado has descended on Orlando.
Officials are searching the waters for a pair of fisherman who sent a mayday call saying their boat was taking on water in the Gulf of Mexico.
A Liberty City woman who describes her living conditions as "deplorable" is asking for help after power to her unit was shut off Saturday.
The Boca Raton Police Department says Joseph Rutkowski, 21, terrorized several young women on the Lynn University campus, forced his way into a dorm room, tried to kiss two girls and even made his way into the women's restroom while a student was showering.
Senate President Andy Gardiner wants the state to focus more on mental-health issues after the child-welfare system was stunned by the death of a 5-year-old girl whose father is accused of dropping her into Tampa Bay.
Miami-Dade Police are asking for the public's help in finding a Dodge Ram pickup truck that took the life of a bicyclist Monday morning.
Even though Valentine's Day is over, Miami Children's Hospital still had a heart party on Monday. For the 20th year, former patients went back to the hospital to thank their doctors.
The ringleader of a Major League Baseball steroid scandal is facing judgment day on Tuesday.
Florida law enforcement officials are launching a new campaign to let drivers know that leaving the scene of an accident can result in tougher penalties after numbers show an increase in hit and run crashes.
Travelers expecting to be home Sunday night were frozen at Miami International Airport.
A man serving a life sentence for murder could be facing the death penalty after a central Florida state attorney filed notice that his office will seek the change.
In just two-weeks' time, Habitat for Humanity plans to build 10 new homes for needy Miami families as part of their Blitz Build.
