Where is Bosnia and Herzegovina? Meet the USMNT’s next World Cup opponent
The U.S. men's national team will meet Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Cup Round of 32. Here's what to know about the nation.
Florida authorities crack down on ‘super speeders,’ including woman driving 140 mph
Florida authorities are cracking down on so-called “super speeders” in the state, including a woman who was allegedly driving a whopping 140 mph.
Juneteenth events in South Florida honor freedom and progress. See them here
Dr. Tameka Bradley, regional manager of the African American Research Library & Cultural Center, says the holiday marks a milestone in U.S. history.
Why USMNT star Timothy Weah is soccer royalty in New York
Timothy Weah, the son of George Weah, is carrying on his family legacy while competing with the U.S. men's national team at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
FIFA in hot water over World Cup hydration breaks. Why are they so controversial?
FIFA is mandating all players take hydration breaks to protect them from extreme heat, but the new rule has sparked criticism.
Four boats catch fire at Miami marina; officials work to determine cause
It was 1:55 a.m. when Miami Fire Rescue responded to reports of multiple vessels on fire at Austral Marina at 2190 Northwest North River Drive.
Fires burn combined 16,000 acres in Miami-Dade; heat index could hit 110 degrees
Major South Florida roadways remained closed on Thursday and around 200 residents evacuated as a brush fire in western Miami-Dade County burned thousands of…
Ghana’s Caleb Yirenkyi stuns Panama with latest World Cup winner so far
Ghana stunned Panama at the death as Caleb Yirenkyi scored deep into stoppage time in their World Cup opener Wednesday in Toronto.
Knicks set to be first NBA team to visit White House under Trump
The New York Knicks will visit the White House to celebrate their NBA championship, an administration official confirmed to NBC News.
Sargassum blankets South Florida beaches… What about the West coast? Here’s what to know
Sargassum is a type of brown seaweed but recently its abundance has gathered public attention.
Miami-Dade School Board approves closing 9 schools as enrollment falls, charters move in
Miami-Dade voted to close nine schools as enrollment fell by 13,000. Activists warn charter operators could benefit, while leaders cite funding.