Army: Suspect said 'Allahu Akbar!' before shooting

The base commander at Fort Hood says soldiers who witnessed a shooting rampage that left 13 people dead reported that the gunman shouted "Allahu Akbar!" before opening fire at the Texas post.

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Dominican Republic town blames U.S. firm for birth defects

A small Dominican Republic town plagued by birth defects wants to know if a U.S. power company is to blame.

Dolphins first and goal: 4 rookies vs. the Pats

SCOTT ROTHSTEIN SCANDAL

Tour of Scott Rothstein's office reveals gallery of who's who

To show they `aren't hiding from the public,' lawyer Scott Rothstein's partners gave reporters a tour of his private office -- hours after federal agents seized 44 boxes of documents.

BROWARD COUNTY

Ex-Commissioner Josephus Eggelletion faces new charges

Already facing federal charges in connection with a public-corruption probe, former Broward Commissioner Josephus Eggelletion surrendered on state felony charges.

FORT LAUDERDALE

Federal agents raid Scott Rothstein's law offices

Federal authorities turned up the heat on Fort Lauderdale lawyer Scott Rothstein as he sought to cooperate with prosecutors investigating his alleged multimillion-dollar investment scam.

MIAMI

Miami mayor-elect: I'll shake up status quo -- soon

Mayor-elect Tomás Regalado promises big changes for Miami as he looks at a number of departments for shake-ups after his landslide election victory.

FLORIDA POLITICS

U.S. Senate race likely to create more friction for Florida's GOP

Florida voters can expect to see more anti-President Obama `tea parties' as conservatives nationwide turn their attention to the U.S. Senate race.

MIAMI

Trial begins for convicted rapist accused of killing wife

A convicted Miami rapist accused of murdering his wife and molesting and trying to kill her children is on trial and facing the death penalty.

New York Yankees win World Series; Hideki Matsui takes MVP honors

With the New York Yankees, it is all about history and the legends who wore the pinstripes, a monolithic franchise that towers over all others, both in terms of titles and Hall of Famers.

HONDURAS

Deal to restore Manuel Zelaya in Honduras at risk

Supporters of ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya say lawmakers are stalling efforts to bring him back to office before a Nov. 29 election.

ELECTION DAY

Tomás Regalado elected Miami's new mayor

Miami voters demanded a breather from eight years of fast-paced development Tuesday, ushering in Tomás Regalado as mayor on a wave of support from residents who said they were tired of uncontrolled growth and unchecked spending.

FORT LAUDERDALE

Back from Morocco, attorney Scott Rothstein faces feds

Scott Rothstein, the high-profile Fort Lauderdale lawyer accused by investors and law partners of stealing millions of dollars, returned from an overseas trip to meet federal authorities.

ELECTION DAY | MIAMI BEACH

Miami Beach mayor coasts to reelection; commission races head for runoff

Miami Beach voters handed Mayor Matti Herrera Bower and Commissioner Jerry Libbin second terms, while two commission races appeared poised for runoffs on Nov. 17.

10TH LATIN GRAMMY AWARDS

Latin Grammys aim to bring Latin music to the mainstream

After a decade, Latin music's most important awards show still falls short of its original goals -- bringing greater visibility to Latin artists and musical styles.

HEALTHCARE SUMMIT

University of Miami, Jackson Health square off at summit

A summit of University of Miami and Jackson Health System officials raised questions over the quality of doctors and treatment.

GUATEMALA

Samaritans gather aid for drought-hit Guatemala

Do-gooders are stepping up to help Guatemala as it struggles to recover from a drought that has pushed many to the brink of starvation.

MIAMI MAYORAL ELECTION

2 candidates, 2 visions for Miami's future

As Miami voters hit the polls Tuesday, the two candidates running for mayor offer starkly different choices -- and could trigger different kinds of City Hall shake-ups once in office.

MIAMI COURTS

Ex-Miami-Dade judge acquitted of bribery now faces new charges

Acquitted of bribery charges in 1993, former Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Phillip Davis is again on trial, accused of betraying the public.