Politifact: Why some call Florida the ‘14th colony’ as America celebrates 250 years
As the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, Florida officials highlighted a nickname for the state with a Revolution-era ring: "the 14th colony."
Man, woman found dead in Redland, MDSO says
Aerial images from Chopper6 show a yellow tarp in a field, covering what appears to be a body.
Girl hospitalized after golf cart crash in Cutler Bay, authorities say
A girl was hospitalized after a crash involving a golf cart that flipped in Cutler Bay Thursday evening, officials said.
2 men hurt in violent Lauderdale Lakes crash, officials say
Two men were hurt in a crash that left the front half of a pickup truck unrecognizable on Friday in Lauderdale Lakes.
3 wildfires burn over 20,000 acres in Miami-Dade ahead of long-awaited rain
Crews are making progress as they battle three brush fires in western Miami-Dade County on Friday, tackling hotspots and turning off power to help put the…
Israeli military strikes in southern Lebanon in intense fighting as U.S.-Iran talks postponed
Talks in Switzerland between Iran and the United States over their efforts to reach a permanent end to the Iran war were delayed.
3 hospitalized after series of carjackings in SW Miami-Dade, MDSO says
Three people are in the hospital after a series of carjackings Thursday night in Southwest Miami-Dade, according to sheriff’s deputies who are…
Canada routs Qatar 6-0 for first ever men’s World Cup win
Canada earned its first ever win at the men's World Cup after crushing Qatar 6-0 in Group B play in Vancouver on Thursday.
Here’s how New York City Hall mixed up Patrick Ewing’s retired number during Knicks’ parade
Patrick Ewing had his No. 33 retired by the New York Knicks long ago. But it was on display honoring Dillon Jones during the championship parade.
Mexico takes Group A with 1-0 win vs. South Korea in World Cup
Mexico won Group A of the World Cup on Thursday with a narrow 1-0 victory over South Korea in Guadalajara.
Immigrant who self-deported defends himself after ICE said it was seeking his arrest in N.J.
Friedrich Castillo-Ormeno returned to Peru months ago but relatives later told him his name was being linked to a driver who allegedly struck an ICE officer.