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People who leave pets restrained outside and unattended during natural or manmade disasters would face up to a year in

The first thing you notice when walking into the new “Queer Miami” exhibit are voices. They echo in the background

South Florida’s medical marijuana dispensaries say they’ll be ready to roll out smokable pot products after they receive state guidelines.

Andrew Gillum’s toying with us. The Democrat from Tallahassee, who narrowly lost a bid for governor to Republican Ron DeSantis

A man who was looking for a restroom ended up in medical clinic getting stitches after being stabbed in the

Crews will be making emergency sewer infrastructure repairs in Fort Lauderdale overnight Wednesday which will cause some detours. The work

Walmart is feeling the heat from angry customers after the retailer announced it will end the Savings Catcher program on

It took nearly half an hour for someone to report live-streamed video of the massacre inside a New Zealand mosque,

At least two people were killed and dozens were hurt after a charter bus traveling to New York overturned on

The Trump administration has again proposed the elimination of federal funding for the arts and humanities, public television and radio,

A spokesman for U.S.-backed forces fighting the Islamic State group in Syria says they have captured a group of suspects

A white Pennsylvania police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager last year goes on trial starting Tuesday

Dwyane Wade’s latest competition hits home. At least in a commercial sense. A new campaign for Gatorade Zero features the

Smile Pembroke Pines, you’re the happiest city in South Florida. That’s according to a new study by WalletHub which ranked

He appeared as if a hologram at first — then solid — suddenly there and clear as you or I,