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A Homestead shelter holding migrant teenagers was subject less than two years ago to an investigation that resulted in a

They work as private tutors and soccer coaches, as waiters, grocery clerks and ride-share drivers. Across the country, 18 percent

Tiki is safe again. The 2-year-old toucan who flew off from Flamingo Gardens on June 9, was spotted Tuesday afternoon

Gov. Rick Scott issued an emergency order Wednesday to allow water from Lake Okeechobee to be discharged to the south,

A second Tri-Rail station in Boca Raton, announced on Wednesday night, could bring people to the Town Center mall from

President Donald Trump’s retreat from his policy of separating children from parents entering the U.S. illegally didn’t go far enough

A demand from Palm Beach County’s charter schools for a share of the $800 million expected from a proposed school

A Palm Beach County grand jury reported Wednesday it heard “compelling testimony” on dismantling the school system’s police force in

Palm Beach County schools, like every other school district in the state, are scrambling to find police officers to comply

A trade war is breaking out between the U.S. and our trading partners around the globe. While many people have

Three and a half stars for this outpost of a small chain from Kagoshima City, Japan specializing in ramen.

In just 24 hours, Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties had among the highest numbers of cyber attacks in the

With his policy of separating immigrant children and parents at the nation’s southern border, President Donald Trump gave a big

Is living in South Florida really that bad? Three cities — Miami, Miami Beach and Homestead — ranked among the

TALLAHASSEE — Setting aside weeks of sniping and attack ads against each other, four out of the five Democratic Florida