2014 Roundup: A Year Of Change And Stability
In some ways, the state of Florida has remained remarkably stable over the past year.
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In some ways, the state of Florida has remained remarkably stable over the past year.
Children, ages 4 and 5, who were looking forward to getting out of that safety seat in the car will have to wait a little longer.
A South Florida man is looking to cash in off at the 1980's hit TV show Miami Vice.
Two adults and two children were found dead inside a car pulled from a Florida retention pond, according to authorities.
The Satanic Temple's holiday display, a day after its debut in Tallahassee, has been damaged.
A group representing Florida's court clerks said on Tuesday that counties statewide should not start issuing marriage licenses January 6th to same-sex couples.
Florida has now surpassed New York as the third most populous state in the country according to new numbers released on Tuesday by U.S. Census Bureau.
Space Florida is trying to land a couple of private companies, including one that could service human flights, by promising to upgrade two launch pads at Cape Canaveral.
Police are investigating the shooting death of one of their own Sunday.
Just in time for the holidays, hundreds of children got a new set of wheels.
Three men convicted of spying in the United States and returned to Cuba as part of an agreement, stood in front of members of the Cuban parliament and received a standing ovation on Saturday.
With the Miami Dolphins at 7-7 and all but eliminated from the playoffs, defensive tackle Jared Odrick talked about playing out the season.
Staples says almost 1.2 million customers' credit and debit cards may have been exposed during a data breach earlier this year.
Governor Rick Scott touted Friday that he has achieved a promise from his 2010 campaign as Florida has added more than 700,000 jobs since he took office.
Chrysler has given into government demands to expand a recall of driver's side air bag inflators.
Florida quarterback Treon Harris is facing a misdemeanor charge for allegedly operating a motor vehicle without a valid license.
The Florida Department of Health in Miami-Dade County on Friday announced an end to the dengue fever alert.
Three prominent local leaders spoke out against the United States' new policy on Cuba, just one day after the president's announcement of the change.
For the first time, a South Florida teenager who was the victim of a statutory rape by her former high school teacher is speaking out as her attorney has filed a lawsuit against the teacher and the Miami-Dade School Board.
A day after the U.S. announced policy changes with Cuba , President Barack Obama's move has sparked debate over the fate of the island nation.
News of American contractor Alan Gross' release and the administration's change to U.S. policy toward Cuba has swept through the streets of Little Havana.
Families of the victims killed in the infamous Brothers to the Rescue shoot down are outraged Wednesday following the release of three Cuban spies convicted of their deaths.
Alan Gross wasn't the only American returned during Wednesday's historic prisoner swap with the Cuban government. An unidentified spy, with massive intelligence information at the highest levels of the Cuban government, was also exchanged.
The "Cuban Five," three of which were released Wednesday, refers to intelligence agents whose so-called "Wasp Network" operated in Florida in the 1990s.
Nick Bjugstad scored the game-winning goal in the longest shootout in NHL history to lift the Florida Panthers over the Washington Capitals 2-1 on Tuesday night.
