Canada stuns South Africa late 1-0 to advance to World Cup Round of 16
Canada topped South Africa late in the World Cup Round of 32 on Sunday to advance and make history.
Florida Emancipation Day celebrated across South Florida: What to know
May 20 marks Florida’s Emancipation Day — the day in 1865 when enslaved people in Florida learned they were free.
Man accused in Thanksgiving fatal crash in Port St. Lucie arrested, police say
Ryan Burdick, 24, was charged with DUI manslaughter, DUI with a blood alcohol level of .15 or higher, and failure to register a motor vehicle.
Woman stabbed in the face in downtown Miami, fire rescue officials say
A woman was rushed to the hospital after she was stabbed in the face in downtown Miami on Tuesday, officials said.
‘You’re going to need him’: Miami-Dade judge tells suspect in elderly fraud to listen to lawyer
A South Florida man suspected in a scheme that targeted elderly victims using Uber drivers to take their money has been arrested after he fled from deputies…
Bracket, schedule and how to watch conference finals in the 2026 NHL playoffs
Four teams are left fighting for the Stanley Cup. Here is a breakdown of the Eastern Conference Final and Western Conference Final.
Men arrested for defacing Miami Beach pride bench with antisemitic graffiti, cops say
Police said officers found writing including a swastika and the words “Adolf Was Here” on an LGBTQIA+ bench located within Lummus Park.
Scattered storms bring rainy Tuesday to South Florida: What to know
Not everyone will see scattered showers in the morning, but we all have a chance to get in on the active weather Tuesday.
Registration opens for 2026 Florida Python Challenge: What to know
Registration opens for 2026 Florida Python Challenge, when hunters can compete for cash prizes as they work to rid the state of the Burmese python.
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Judge bans most arrests by federal agents in immigration courts in New York
A judge says federal agents cannot make arrests without exceptional circumstances in and around three New York buildings where immigration proceedings occur.