Jury Selection Expected In Trial Of Man Accused Of Brutally Beating Roommate
Jury selection is expected to begin Tuesday afternoon in the trial of a man accused of brutally beating his roommate.
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Jury selection is expected to begin Tuesday afternoon in the trial of a man accused of brutally beating his roommate.
Every 10 years, the U.S. Census Bureau gathers information and data on every resident in the United States, but with that comes the possibility of errors.
A life lesson a Florida girl will probably never forget after she's forced to stand in the middle of a busy intersection holding an embarrassing sign.
Florida is getting some new digits. With the 407 area code running out of numbers, a new 689 area code will begin Tuesday in parts of Central Florida.
Breakthrough Miami is an academic program where bright students in under served schools are able to be tutored and helped to reach their goals of graduating high school and get into college.
An armed standoff unfolding in Doral with officers saying they heard gunshots upon arrival to the scene.
A long delayed disaster bill has finally passed Congress.
Emergency responders in Miami-Dade County could soon be getting faster and more efficient, just in time for hurricane season 2019.
Carnival Corp. reached a settlement with federal prosecutors in which the world's largest cruise line agreed to pay a $20 million penalty for its ships continuing to pollute the oceans despite promising years ago to stop.
June 1 marked the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season. As South Florida prepares for the new season, some residents are still feeling the impact of Hurricane Irma nearly two years ago.
The Florida Panhandle is still recovering from Category 5 Hurricane Michael, which made landfall last October.
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody launched an app on Monday to help consumers quickly and effectively report price gouging during a declared state of emergency.
Lawyers for North Miami Officer Jonathan Aledda are preparing for a second trial in the shooting of an unarmed caretaker in 2016.
While the official start of summer is still several weeks away, South Florida is already feeling the heat.
A proposed constitutional amendment that would expand eligibility for the Medicaid program has passed a key initial threshold, readying it for review by the Florida Supreme Court.
