Did you notice what LeBron James did as soon as it was over?

Cubans appear to be growing more optimistic about ruler Raul Castro’s economic reforms and large majorities favor direct elections of their president but say the government is repressive, according to a poll made public Thursday.

Major cruise companies have agreed to adopt a “Passenger Bill of Rights,” focusing on mechanical failures and emergencies.

The officer had argued that the city had allowed a culture of intoxicated officers.

A Chechen immigrant shot to death in Florida after an altercation with an FBI agent implicated himself in a triple slaying that officials believe may have been connected to Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev, authorities said.

Police say two men locked the victim in the trunk of a car, then beat and shot him when he tried to escape.

A band of thunderstorms battered the Oklahoma City area Thursday, slowing cleanup operations in the suburb where a tornado killed 24 people and destroyed thousands of homes this week.

A failed attempt to upgrade Sun Life Stadium hurt Miami’s bid as NFL owners awarded Super Bowl 50 to San Francisco and Super Bowl 51 to Houston.

Ronald Poppo’s doctors will give an update of his condition at a news conference Tuesday at Jackson Memorial Hospital.

A consent decree to fix the county’s aging water and sewer pipes will mandate $1.6 billion in upgrades over the next 15 years.

A lawsuit says police ‘executed’ Raymond Herisse when they surrounded his car and fired at least 116 shots.

A member of the board that runs Jackson Health System resigned Tuesday after a months-long ethics investigation into accusations that he exploited his position for personal gain.

From a coast-to-coast bike trail to tuition increases, Gov. Rick Scott vetoed more than $350 million from the state budget, which he signed Monday.

The Florida National Guard’s emphasis is changing as foreign deployments dwindle. Now its members are getting serious training to face a familiar foe — the next big hurricane

The Open House on a leafy street near South Miami featured a snack wagon with cupcakes and chilled beverages, but the real draw was the newly listed house for sale for $435,000.

Chad Johnson, the former Miami Dolphins wide receiver who went on the lam after failing to check in with his probation officer, spent Monday in the Broward County jail before posting bail and being released.