HAULOVER BEACH PARK
Haulover Beach Park users upset over planned boat facility
Some Haulover Beach Park users are concerned about a new boat-storage facility they say will eliminate badly needed parking spaces.
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Some Haulover Beach Park users are concerned about a new boat-storage facility they say will eliminate badly needed parking spaces.
President Vladimir Putin signaled his support Wednesday for a controversial bill now working its way through Russia's parliament that would increase fines 200-fold for those taking part in unsanctioned protests.
A strong earthquake has struck off the coast of northeastern Japan, but no tsunami is expected.
Iran traded proposals with six world powers, including the United States, Wednesday in a new round of talks aimed at persuading Tehran to curb its nuclear program and ease concerns it wants to make atomic weapons. But divisions over sanctions complicated the discussions.
Two ousted Secret Service employees implicated in an embarrassing prostitution scandal are fighting to keep their jobs.
Changes to the city’s pick-up truck rules are on the agenda June 5.
More than 160 current and former employees and family members are suing the federal prison agency over ailments they blame on exposure to toxins at an electronics recycling facility at a penitentiary in the Florida Panhandle.
Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan says an agent was fired in 2008 after being caught in a Washington prostitution scandal.
Officials diverted a US Airways jet to Maine after a French passenger traveling from Paris to North Carolina handed a note to a flight attendant mentioning that she had a surgically implanted device, prompting concerns about possible terrorism.
Yemeni military officials say fresh clashes between government troops and al-Qaida fighters in the south have killed 22 militants and seven soldiers.
Dr. Bruce Hyma made the ruling of homicide that led to the arrest of an Aventura real estate executive in the death of his wife.
A 6-year-old central Florida boy has died five years after he nearly drowned in a backyard pool.
Tropical Storm Bud is still swirling well off the Mexican coast but is not strengthening.
Oklahoma City police made an arrest Tuesday in the late-night fight that escalated into gunfire and left eight people injured shortly after the Thunder-Lakers NBA playoff game ended a few blocks away.
A Channel Islands auction house says it's selling a vial that allegedly contains blood residue from Ronald Reagan - a move denounced Tuesday by the late U.S. president's family and his foundation.
A woman sued a Connecticut hospital Tuesday, saying she was severely injured when she fell off an operating table after surgery.
Americans are buying more homes in every region of the country, the latest indication that the housing market could be on the mend.
The leader of Lebanon's Shiite militant group Hezbollah appealed for calm Tuesday after people blocked roads and burned tires in Beirut to protest the kidnapping of 11 Lebanese Shiites in neighboring Syria.
Two workers who claimed they were forced to urinate in a bucket have been awarded $332,000 after a jury found they were fired for complaining to Oregon regulators about the lack of an onsite toilet.
An Egyptian court sentenced five policemen to 10 years in prison in absentia on Tuesday for killing protesters, in a rare conviction of security officials accused of using deadly force against the demonstrations that overthrew Hosni Mubarak in 2011.