Gas shortages rampant near Miami ahead of Hurricane Irma
Nearly 40 percent of stations in Miami and a quarter of those as far north as Tallahassee are out of gas
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Nearly 40 percent of stations in Miami and a quarter of those as far north as Tallahassee are out of gas
Hurricane Irma, now a Category 4 storm, could leave entire islands underwater
Miami police and social workers are giving the city's homeless the choice of shelter or a forced mental health evaluation
New research finds about half of those tested had higher levels of a certain chemical in their blood
Researchers warn an exploit used to rapidly generate fake "likes" can also be used for darker purposes
In recent celebrity stalking cases, L.A. courtroom events have shined a spotlight on the personal dangers some Hollywood stars face and the surprising extent and expense of protection measures they are forced to take
Experts offer practical tips to help ensure the safety of this vulnerable population
Coleman Martin was arrested in Texas in May after authorities say he was on a flight returning from Colombia
A Northern California man arrived home from work to find a naked woman asleep in his bed
Michael Kellar was allegedly texting about giving children drugs before being abused, and someone sitting behind him on a flight saw
The Salt Lake DA is asking for help in part because his office can't prosecute possible civil rights violations like wrongful arrest
The 15-year-old Minnesota girl told police she repeatedly sexually assaulted and locked in a closet for nearly a month
Former Midwest Academy owner and director Benjamin Trane is charged with third-degree sexual abuse
Florida Gov. Rick Scott and Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine are urging residents to heed evacuation orders and take shelter
Officer Ryan Pownall has been "suspended with the intent to dismiss" for "serious policy violations" in the fatal shooting of David Jones