Local Law Enforcement Take On Possibility Of Riots
Amid the aftermath of the Baltimore riots, local law enforcement is taking on the task of the possibility of riots happening in South Florida.
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Amid the aftermath of the Baltimore riots, local law enforcement is taking on the task of the possibility of riots happening in South Florida.
Inside a small cluster of apartments in Pompano Beach is where victims and detectives say Joey Thompson simply walked into some unlocked units on Saturday night, threatened people, robbed one of them and even hurt them.
Zoo Miami's Ron Magill took a long-awaited trip to Cuba in early April.
With the avocado killers hiding in the trees, heat-sensing drones are launched into the air. When the killer, a deadly fungus spread by tiny beetles, is located—the dogs are sent in.
Gift shopping for Mother's Day was never more fun or glamorous.
While south Florida may be most famous for its winter season, there's still plenty to do when most snowbirds have flown home. This spring proves this point with an assortment of festival offerings from the southernmost areas of Miami-Dade to Deerfield Beach. The festivals highlight the best of south Florida in food, art, music and wine. The lineup of events include jazz performances, poetry events, world-class dance, an arts festival, and food and wine festival welcoming the entire family.
Almost three million people visited South Florida's national parks, generating over $231 million for the local economy last year, the National Park Service said.
It's a big day for Miami Marlins ace Jose Fernandez.
Thousands of people, from 881 South Florida companies, headed to Downtown Thursday for the 30th Annual Mercedes-Benz Corporate Run.
President Barack Obama, on Earth Day, put the national spotlight on the country's largest subtropical wilderness—the Everglades.
It was 15 years ago when the battle over Elian Gonzalez set off an international custody battle--and South Florida was smack in the middle of it.
Despite narrow approval by a House committee Tuesday, odds remain long that lawmakers will sign off on a gambling proposal that could do away with dog racing, pave the way for Las Vegas-style casinos in South Florida and open the door for slot machines in Lee and Palm Beach counties.
Florida lawmakers are taking aim at people caught repeatedly feeding bears and alligators, as the state prepares to allow its first black bear hunt in two decades.
Dontrelle Willis was one of the most popular Florida Marlins players during his time with the team.
Black bears are closer to being placed on the state's wildlife hunting calendar for the first time in more than 20 years.
And just like that another Tax Day is upon us, South Florida.
For this edition of "Women to Watch," Trend Tracker® Tara Gilani spent quality time with Bonnie Clearwater, one of America's top museum directors.
Attention job seekers, another mega career fair set to be held in Miami Lakes at Don Shula's Hotel.
Senator Marco Rubio stood before a crowd at the Freedom Tower in Downtown Miami Monday night to announce his candidacy for President of the United States, proclaiming it's time for "a new American century."
Miami Lakes Educational Center senior Giancarlo Tejeda has a secret that sets him apart from most of his classmates--he is an undocumented immigrant.
From bar stools to urinals, and everywhere in between, South Florida is teeming with the presence of poetry for O, Miami, an annual month-long festival with a mission.
A key Senate committee approved a bill Thursday that would ban the sale and use of powdered alcoholic beverages in Florida, though some lawmakers questioned why the state doesn't instead take a regulatory approach.
The Florida Panthers may have fallen short of their goal to make the playoffs, but that doesn't mean the season hasn't had its fair share of success.
South Florida is no stranger to traffic--and road closures are often the cause. Before heading out the door, take a look what's happening on South Florida's streets.
It didn't take long for fans attending Opening Day in Miami to see something that had never happened before.
