Pay Phones Attempting Comeback In Miami

• Oct 26, 2010

Mayor Receives Support Following Recall Effort

• Oct 26, 2010

Masseur Accused Of Inappropriately Touching Woman

• Oct 26, 2010

Ft. Lauderdale Boat Show Sails Into 51st Year

• Oct 26, 2010

Dalai Lama Speaks Of Happiness, Respect At UM

• Oct 26, 2010

Cuba Makes Self-Employment Rules Official

• Oct 25, 2010

Heat Focused And Ready For Regular Season Opener

• Oct 25, 2010

Dog Saves Family From Death By Fire

• Oct 25, 2010

Haitian Cholera Outbreak Compounding Crisis

• Oct 25, 2010

Kids' Docs Urged To Screen New Moms For Depression

• Oct 25, 2010

Fins Still Angry Over 4th Quarter Steelers Fumble

• Oct 25, 2010

Thousand Raised In Plantation Walk For Sarcoma

• Oct 25, 2010

Congressional Race Sports Dirty Tactics

• Oct 24, 2010

Early Voting Turnout Improves For General Election

• Oct 24, 2010

Celine Dion Gives Birth To Twins At WPB Hospital

• Oct 24, 2010

Police PBA Join Protest Against Alvarez Recall

• Oct 24, 2010

Man Dragged, Left To Die, In S. Dade Hit And Run

• Oct 24, 2010

Fans Beef At New UM Tailgating Rules

• Oct 24, 2010

Suspicious Milk Removed From Broward Schools

• Oct 23, 2010

Two Men In Hospital After Stabbing

• Oct 23, 2010

One Dead Following Double Shooting

• Oct 23, 2010

S. Florida Priest Named Bishop Of Orlando Diocese

• Oct 23, 2010

King, Queen Crowned As Keys "Fantasy Fest" Begins

• Oct 23, 2010

Friends Honor Injured Classmate At Football Game

• Oct 23, 2010

I-Team: Medicare Fraud, The New Cocaine Cowboys

South Florida, once known as the illegal drug capital of the country has now earned another dubious distinction among those fighting crime. A distinction for a quieter, less violent crime, but one that's become just as costly as the drug trade. We're talking about Medicare fraud.

• Nov 1, 2009

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