The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a voluntary recall of several medications that contain the active ingredient valsartan, which is used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure.
Video shot from a boater shows teenagers fishing from the dock at Bud N’ Mary’s, a well-known Florida Keys marina. One of the teens is seen standing on top of a small tarpon he caught, then tossing the lifeless fish in the water.
A Sunrise robbery suspect was shot Sunday morning by a Lauderhill police officer when the two ran into each other in an Inverness Plaza alley. Florida Department of law enforcement is investigating.
The Elon Musk story took a bizarre turn Sunday morning, as the world famous entrepreneur took to Twitter to suggest a critic of his submarine rescue plan is a pedophile.
During a visit to Little Havana on Saturday, U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson disregarded recent polling that suggests Gov. Rick Scott has a slight edge among certain Hispanic voters.
After Miami-Dade School Board members complained about vague language added, Superintendent Alberto Carvalho revised language on a property tax referendum to allocate money specifically for increased teacher pay and school security staff.
Miami Beach recently designated the Tatum Waterway neighborhood a historic area, which provides protection from demolition. A company that owns property in the neighborhood is challenging the decision in court.
Mexican president-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says he plans to earn 40 percent of what his predecessor makes when he takes office in December as part of an austerity push in government.
Haiti’s prime minister, Jack Guy Lafontant, and his 18 cabinet members resigned Saturday, one week after his government’s temporary suspension of an unpopular fuel price hike failed to halt a violent civil unrest.
Haiti President Jovenel Moïse addresses his nation following the resignation of Prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant and his cabinet. Moïse appeals to Haitians to end the practice of turning to violence to express their frustrations.
A man was asked turn his shirt inside out or leave the Greenville, North Carolina mall because security said his shirt, which included the word “F---” was against mall policy. Christopher Tutt said he believed he was targeted and racially profiled. There is no specifically stated rule at the mall that prohibits profanity on clothing.
Jillian Roth said her 2-year-old daughter, Finley, was bitten by a venomous copperhead snake in Kelleyville, Oklahoma. Her daughter was sent to the hospital and given anti venom. Then they went hunting and found 17 snakes.
A 17-year-old was hospitalized after he was bitten by two snakes while mowing a Jacksonville, Florida lawn. The teen said doctors think the bites were from rattlesnakes but venom never entered his body.
