1 hr ago | The Las Vegas Sun
18-foot-8-inch python caught in South Florida
It's a new record for the longest Burmese python caught in the wild in Florida. The previous record was a 17-foot-7-inch python caught in August in Everglades National Park.
5 hrs ago | The Miami Herald
Depression can affect health of Parkinson's patients
Yoga, dance classes, water therapy, tai chi and other fitness programs are offered to Parkinson's patients throughout South Florida.
10 hrs ago | The Miami Herald
Boxes of medical records missing from Jackson
Boxes of medical records for more than 1,400 patients of Jackson Health System have been missing since January, the hospital system reported Friday, after mailing letters to affected patients informing them of the privacy breach and offering free credit protection services - even though Jackson administrators say Social Security numbers, credit ... (more)
14 hrs ago | Ocean Drive
Ocean Drive's former Versace Mansion, which hit the market last year for a staggering $125 million, has dropped its selling price to $75 million.
Atton Hotel will open in Miami and create 170 new jobs
Another hotel operation is coming to Miami. And this means more jobs , even if they are not the highest paying jobs.
Atton Hotels opening property in Miami
Atton Hotels, founded in 2000, has three hotels in Chile and one in Peru. The Brickell Avenue property will have 270 rooms; an exact address was not available Friday.
Six Best Strip Club Parties for Memorial Day Weekend 2013 in Miami
Each and every year, we here at Crossfade spend Memorial Day honoring those brave men and women who've sacrifices their lives in service and defense of these United States of America.
Cyclists Attacked by BB-Gun-Wielding Teenagers on the Rickenbacker Causeway
The Rickenbacker Causeway has proved a dangerous place for bike riders of late. Cyclists Aaron Cohen and Christophe LeCanne were killed by hit-and-run drivers in 2012 and 2010, respectively.
Christian Slater Bought a Coconut Grove Home for $2.2 Million
Sure, you screwed him out of participating in the electoral process last November, when he waited in line on Election Day only to discover the vote he eventually cast wasn't counted.
Memorial Day Weekend 2013 in Miami: Ten Best Concerts Under $10
It's Memorial Day weekend, y'all! And in case you're wondering, here's what that translates to: a three-day weekend; the official start of summer; non-stop parties for the next 72 hours.
Former Hialeah mayor Julio Robaina and wife to plead not guilty to tax evasion
Former Hialeah mayor Julio Robaina and his wife, Raiza, plan to plead not guilty Friday in Miami federal court to charges that the couple defrauded the U.S. government by failing to report potentially millions of dollars in income on their tax returns, including receiving cash payments on high-interest loans they made to a convicted Ponzi schemer.
Urban Beach Week Kicks Off in Miami Beach
Thirteen years after it began, Urban Beach Week is back again in full force this weekend.
Broken Elevator Leaves Two Wheelchair Bound Men Stuck In Their Homes
Two people confined to wheelchairs say they feel like prisoners in their own homes after the elevator in their North Miami apartment broke.
Miami enpA life-saving idea could be worth $1 million
Few events are as life-changing as the birth of a child, so when Ted Caplow and wife, Pascale, welcomed triplets about a year ago, the couple, who spent two months caring for their children in intensive care, knew they had found an outlet for their philanthropic interest.
FDOT: Fix for design goof at new Miami airport central train station to cost millions, delay opening
State transportation officials trying to fix a critical engineering snafu at the new train station under construction at Miami International Airport's $2 billion transportation hub have backed off the cheapest fix: closing off Northwest 25th Street.
Dissidents find 'Cuba outside Cuba' in Miami
When Cuban hunger striker Guillermo Farinas arrived in Miami, he said he was prepared to face rejection from radical members of the Cuban-American community who do not believe in pacific opposition.
Dissidents find 'Cuba outside Cuba' in Miami
Authorities in St. Paul say they've recovered the body of a child missing since a rockslide killed a classmate and left two others injured at a park along the Mississippi River.
Dissidents find 'Cuba outside Cuba' in Miami
In this Friday, May 20, 2013 photo, Cuban dissidents Ladies in White, from left, Laura Labrada Pollan, Berta Soler, and Belkis Cantillo acknowledge the guests at the Freedom Tower in Miami.
Disco Legend Henry Stone and HistoryMiami Museum Team For New Collection
Vortex IR Announces New Inventory of Luxury Condos in Sunny, Aventura, and Miami Beach
Florida is one of the costliest destinations in United States when it comes to real estate investments.