Under a proposed change, the city’s four constitutional officers would be allowed to collect pensions on top of their salaries if they returned to work after retiring.
Since the eruption of the electoral fraud volcano last summer, Hialeah ballot broker Deisy Pentón de Cabrera has been depicted by the authorities and the media as Snow White’s Queen Grimhilde transformed into a witch. Her basket hides not only a poisoned apple, but a complete harvest that, with the scandal’s shooting lava, has become rotten applesauce.
The head of a now-defunct organization intended to assist military veterans had been convicted in March.
The Miami-Dade County inspector general found irregularities with county-funded rehab work a developer performed at a North Miami affordable-housing condo.
Gay activists protested Sen. Marco Rubio after same-sex couples were left out immigration reform bill.
Local organizations are collecting donations to help the victims of the deadly tornado in Oklahoma.
The IRS has imposed hundreds of millions of dollars in tax liens against the Miccosukee Indian Tribe and its members for failing to pay taxes on shared profits from their West Miami-Dade casino.
Aliya Moktadier, Kasia Williams, Jayson Plasencia, Ashley Sierra and Hunter Alvarez of Coral Reef Senior High School were selected to participate in the summer agroecology internship hosted by Florida International University.
Ronald Poppo, 66, is in good health and spirits despite being blind and having cut off contact with family members, his caregivers said.
The Hearing and Speech Center of Florida holds open house this week to offer free screenings.
The story of Rene Rivas, whose deportation was halted thanks to a persistent son and a congresswoman, has been temporarily released from an immigration-detention lockup.
The mission of Youth Crime Watch of Miami-Dade County is to foster a safe school environment through student awareness and involvement. Our YCW school programs (clubs) strive to reach that mission on annual basis by coordinating and implementing numerous youth crime-prevention activities/campaigns in their schools.
John Ferguson was originally to be put to death in October, but was issued a last minute stay.
During a brief encounter with Pope Francis, Gloria Estefan asked him to keep the plight of Cubans in mind
A lawsuit says police ‘executed’ Raymond Herisse when they surrounded his car and fired at least 116 shots.
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.
Authorities have identified the man who died Sunday afternoon after he lost control of his motorbike.
Six months before Catalina Bruno left her son to die in a hot car, DCF determined that her drinking was not a threat to his well-being.
In the absolute silence of the U.S. Southern Command Headquarters, the family members of fallen servicemen and women walked to the center of the room as the name of their loved one was called out.
Robin Lunceford, originally slated to spend her life behind bars, testified that a Kendall woman confessed to murdering the foster child.
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