Mother sues developers after teen son drowns in Miami-Dade lake
Nearly two weeks after a teen drowned in a southwest Miami-Dade lake just blocks from his own home, his family is now taking legal action…
Lions release cornerback Terrion Arnold, who is charged over kidnappings
The NFL’s Detroit Lions have announced that they've released cornerback Terrion Arnold.
Paraguay eliminates Germany in penalties for first major World Cup knockout blow
Paraguay stunned Germany via penalties in the World Cup Round of 32 Monday in the biggest shocker of the tournament yet.
Morocco stuns Netherlands in World Cup penalty shootout
The Netherlands had reached at least the Round of 16 in 11 previous World Cups, including a quarterfinal appearance four years ago in Qatar.
Supreme Court rules states can count late-arriving mailed ballots
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that states should be allowed to count ballot that are mailed on time but arrive after Election Day.
Supreme Court rules Trump can’t fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook
The Supreme Court ruled President Donald Trump doesn't have legal authority to fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook without cause.
Supreme Court rules that broad cellphone location data sweeps require warrants
The case involving a Virginia bank robbery is another example of the court wrestling with how to apply constitutional protections to new technology.
Repaired runway reopens for aid flights to Venezuela as South Florida aviation companies race to deliver relief
Humanitarian aid collected across South Florida could soon begin reaching earthquake victims in Venezuela more quickly after the U.S. State Department announced…
Child found dead inside vehicle outside Plantation preschool, officials say
An investigation is underway after a child was found dead inside a vehicle Monday outside a preschool in Plantation, fire officials said.
Deputies fatally shoot armed suspect in Davie, sheriff says
Deputies fatally shot a suspect as they tried to take him into custody on an active warrant Monday in Davie, authorities said.
50 tons of South Florida aid headed to Venezuela following earthquakes
Fifty tons of humanitarian aid donated by South Floridians are on their way to Venezuela following the earthquakes that rocked the country last week.