The tribe claims Dexter Lehtinen, the attorney it fired and is now suing, wrongly said tribal members didn’t owe taxes on their share of gambling profits.
When basketball coach Cleve Roberts took a Miami Norland team to play at Miami Jackson Senior High a few years ago, they encountered a new $70 million facility with shiny glass and fresh paint.
The Dolphins plan to sign Edmonton Eskimos running back Jerome Messam, who last season became the CFL’s first 1,000-yard rusher in 12 years, according to the Edmonton (Alberta) Journal.
North Miami Beach won’t allow a local strip club to stay open until 6 a.m., citing safety concerns and a November shooting.
In the first unified opposition primary, Venezuelans chose Henrique Capriles Radonski, a state governor, to run against Hugo Chávez on Oct. 7.
On one side: Dolphins legend Nick Buoniconti, his son Marc assorted boaters. On the other: an HMO tycoon and his neighbors, including Pat Riley.
Zumba, the South Florida-based dance-exercise craze, has become a global powerhouse.
Fourteen years after the last papal visit, some reforms have taken root in Cuba, but the economy is still an unmitigated mess.
Cold weather night shelters for the homeless have opened as Florida residents prepare for a blast of arctic air.
The top U.S. Navy official in the Gulf said Sunday he takes Iran's military capabilities seriously but insists his forces are prepared to confront any Iranian aggression in the region.
A Fort Lauderdale company is still awaiting government approval to run a ferry between Port Everglades and Cuba.
The voice floats confidently but quietly in the first few lines of Whitney Houston's version of "I Will Always Love You," the song for which the superstar vocalist, who died Saturday of unknown causes at the Beverly Hilton Hotel,will always be remembered.
Piece by piece, in backpacks and carry-on bags, American aid contractor Alan Gross made sure laptops, smartphones, hard drives and networking equipment were secreted into Cuba. The most sensitive item, according to official trip reports, was the last one: a specialized mobile phone chip that experts say is often used by the Pentagon and the CIA to make satellite signals virtually impossible to track.
Venezuelans lined up to choose the opposition candidate who will take on Chávez for the presidency in October. About 20,000 voters are registered to cast their ballot in Florida
54th Annual Grammy Awards. 8 p.m. Sunday. Channel 4.
When a standoff that began at the Highland Woods RV Park Thursday evening finally ended early Friday, three people were dead including a 9-year-old boy. Two others, a woman and a 7-year-old boy, were badly hurt.
Moments after legislators take the final vote in their congressional and legislative maps, the Democratic Party and a coalition of voters groups file lawsuits.
A 17-year-old student was critically wounded Thursday afternoon when a gunman in a moving car opened fire on a group of teens walking home from school.
Hallandale Beach newspaper that features the mayor as a columnist received loan with hefty forgiveness percentage from the city.
Miami-Dade prosecutors on Thursday arrested the husband, son and sister of Opa-Locka Mayor Myra Taylor for allegedly conspiring to cover-up more than $6,000 in illegal campaign contributions to her November 2010 election campaign.
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