By Jake Shore, Elizabeth Insuasti Conflicting records and testimony are raising questions about the death of a Haitian woman ...

Dolphins continue international reach with nearly 1,000 kids and 150 coaches participating across Brazil and Spain The Miami ...

By Megan Borowski Preparing your hurricane kit is about to become a bit easier. A new tax law permanently exempting certain hurricane kit items from state sales tax, goes into effect on Aug. 1.

By Carlton Gillespie The Florida Department of Government Efficiency team arrived in Broward County on Thursday to conduct its planned two day audit — and programs like Broward's transportation surtax ...

In a powerful display of community commitment and love for the arts, Miami String Haus, a family-run institution known worldwide for expert instrument repairs and rentals, donated more than $100,000 ...

The North Broward Hospital District Board of Commissioners, the governing body of Broward Health, unanimously elected its officers at the July 30 board meeting. Paul Tanner was elected chair, Stacy ...

While the work of the Criminal Department isn’t flashy or glamorous, it is essential. These cases are complex, emotionally taxing, and often unfold over long periods of time. The clerks working in ...

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform our world it risks outpacing the kind of reflection necessary for ...

By Elizabeth Insuasti A new report shows the Miami metro area leads the nation in its reliance on foreign-born hotel workers ...

Miami-Dade Young Women Earn Girl Scout Gold Award, Create Sustainable Change in Their Communities Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida proudly announces that 15 Miami-Dade Girls have earned the Gold Award ...

On this episode of Gloria’s Gab LIVE, host Gloria Burns welcomes David A. Armstrong, J.D., President of St. Thomas University ...