Coconut Grove Arts Festival continues through Monday
The Coconut Grove Arts Festival is celebrating its 50th anniversary this Presidents Day weekend. Thousands of people are expected to attend the three-day long event, which features more than a mile of...
View ArticleFighter jets chases down small planes near Obama's Florida resort
Fighter jets intercepted two small planes that violated flight restrictions set up in Florida for President Barack Obama's visit. The first, a Cessna 152, entered the restricted airspace just before...
View ArticleFive puppies earn their wings
Five lucky Labrador puppies surrendered to Miami-Dade Animal Services will earn their wings this Saturday morning thanks to Pilots N Paws. The animals flew out of Tamiami Airport, bound for Tampa....
View Article68 pythons caught during Python Challenge
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced the results of its Python Challenge Saturday to a crowd at Zoo Miami. Nearly 1,600 people from across the country harvested 68 of the...
View ArticleMiami International Boat Show open through Monday
The Progressive Miami International Boat Show opened Thursday for five days. Tickets to the 72nd annual event include entrance to three locations in Miami and Miami Beach. Until Monday, ticket-holders...
View ArticleVideo captures thieves stealing motorcycle
Video has been released of thieves who stole a 2013 Kawasaki motorbike from Direct Motor Sports, but they didn't know how to drive it.
View ArticleBSO: Hit-and-run driver kills bicyclist in Southwest Ranches
A man in his 40s led Davie police and Broward Sheriff's Office deputies on a chase Saturday afternoon, which left one person dead, according to officials. Davie police said the first hit-and-run...
View ArticleRenaissance festival in Deerfield Beach
The Florida Renaissance Festival returned for its 21st year last weekend. It's being held at Quiet Waters Park, which is located at 401 South Powerline Road in Deerfield Beach. The event takes...
View ArticleHundreds bundle up, brave cold for A1A marathon
Hundreds of runners took part in the 8th annual Fort Lauderdale A1A Marathon & Half Marathon Sunday morning. Last year's event featured over 4,000 runners and walkers. Early registration for this...
View ArticleAll in the family: Celebrity siblings
Some families are lucky to have not only one celebrity child or sibling, but multiple. Take a look at some of these celebrity siblings.
View ArticleLocal 10 anchor's Best Supporting Actor picks
Local 10's Anchors and Reports make their Best Supporting Actor Academy Award predictions
View ArticleState reports record number of visitors in 2012
Florida's tourism marketing corporation is reporting a record 89.3 million visitors came to the state in 2012. Officials said Monday that the number of visitors in Florida last year represented an...
View ArticleExpert: Bright light was rock from space
South Florida reacts to seeing a glowing rock in the Florida sky.
View ArticleDad arrested for molesting manatee in Fort Pierce
A Fort Pierce man was arrested Sunday for molesting a manatee calf in St. Lucie County, according to authorities. The Florida Wildlife Commission said it happened in Taylor Creek in January....
View ArticleRepairs begin on A1A in Fort Lauderdale
Work began Monday on an underwater sea wall to protect Fort Lauderdale beach and State Road A1A from further erosion. Part of the road and sidewalk were swept into the ocean by high tides during and...
View ArticleMDPD officer's girlfriend: Convicted felon's death gives family closure
The girlfriend of a Miami-Dade County detective who was stabbed by a convicted felon says Officer Jaime Pardinas, 54, is getting better by the day. Marinka Stuvel spoke to reporters on Monday morning...
View ArticleMan found dead on golf course
A man was found shot to death early Monday morning on a golf course in Sunrise, according to authorities. It happened in the area of 3700 North University Drive. The Sunrise Police Department said an...
View ArticleCould 'Assault Gun Bandits' strike again?
The Assault Gun Bandits, nicknamed for the heavy firepower they use in bank robberies, have been investigated by authorities since late 2004. Two suspects in the group have been arrested and one was...
View ArticleMiami fires back at NCAA investigation
Firing back for the first time at the long investigation of her school's athletic department, Miami President Donna Shalala has released a statement saying the Hurricanes "have been wronged" by what...
View ArticleCarnival Triumph passenger sues cruise line
The first lawsuits against Carnival Cruise Lines for its ill-fated Triumph voyage have been filed in federal court. The news comes as a Coast Guard official says the engine-room fire on the Triumph...
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