Despite a flurry of offseason moves, the Dolphins still have ample cap space and will continue tweaking the roster.
Julio Robaina and his wife are accused of receiving undisclosed cash payments as interest on more than $1 million in personal loans.
The healthcare sector in South Florida has switched from a reliable jobs producer to an anchor on hiring growth.
A Miami-Dade mom who left her infant son in a sweltering car, where he died, has a history of drug- and alcohol-related arrests.
An anonymous donor has given $12 million in cash and more than $3 million worth of art to the future Pérez Art Museum Miami.
Kristen Rivera and Didier Miles were two young Miami-Dade County waiters who came to Islamorada for the annual end-of-season bash for South Florida restaurant industry workers.
Brother Antwan Carl Walker, 27, ran under police crime-scene tape, spurring a struggle as officers tried pushing him away from the body.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott, who has made job creation his top priority since coming into office, has rejected a proposed deal to bring major Internet retailer Amazon to the state.
American Airlines is changing its boarding procedures to give priority to passengers who don’t have carry-on luggage that needs to be stored in the overhead bins.
A South Beach club operator was sentenced to 12 years in prison for conspiring with his business partners and “bar girls’’ to rip off male customers at their Russian-style lounges.
Detective John Saavedra grew teary when recalling the three bullets that hit him outside a marijuana grow house in late July.
The mayors of two Northwest Miami-Dade cities will fight in public to raise money for charity.
A North Miami mayoral candidate who received the fewest votes on Tuesday is questioning the accuracy of the numbers.
Guantánamo prison staff members were tube-feeding 30 of the 100 hunger-striking captives on Wednesday, the detention center said, reporting an all-time high last reached in 2005.
Dwyane Wade’s right knee is virtually being held together by bandages, and he’s averaging 11.3 points in the Bulls series. But he wants to keep playing.
The Rivas family saga is an example of the people caught in the gears of government when it actually does its job by deporting people who shouldn’t lawfully be in this country.
A nationwide crackdown led to the arrest of Roberto F. Marrero, his wife and more than 80 others charged with ripping off the federal health program.
Human rights organizations are asking Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel to order troops to abandon the practice of force-feeding prisoners at Guantánamo, a move that could permit them starve to death if they choose.
The International Swimming Hall of Fame, in Fort Lauderdale since 1965, has been recruited by Santa Clara, Calif., to relocate.
A Miami Beach man was charged with aggravated child abuse after tying his son to a pole in front of their home near 71st Street for several hours, police said Monday.
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