Oil Change Appointment Gone Wrong Cost Thousands
It took almost three months to get a Ford Expedition looking like brand new again after an oil change turned into a nightmare costing thousands of dollars, a Coral Springs man says. "The Sears auto...
View ArticleState of the Union: 5 Speeches to Remember
When President Barack Obama delivered his first State of the Union address in 2009, unemployment was reaching a 25-year high, and the Dow was headed for a 12-year low. He said, the "state of our union...
View ArticleMiami Leaders Give "State of the Union" Message on Gun Violence
Just before the two-month anniversary of the Newtown, Connecticut school shooting, Miami community leaders gathered Monday to send Congress their own “State of the Union” message on gun violence. At...
View ArticleHusband Arrested in Killing Didn't Say Where Body Is: Cops
The South Florida man arrested in the murder of his vanished wife allegedly confessed to killing her, but didn’t say where her body is, Miami-Dade police said Monday. Jesus Maqueira, 54, who was...
View ArticleDecoding Over-the-Counter Flu Medicine
It’s one of the worst flu seasons in years, but when you go to the drugstore for some relief, sorting through all of the options can make your headache worse. Consumer Reports has advice on...
View ArticleAmerican Pope Unlikely, Experts Say
American influence on the Papal Conclave that will elect the next pontiff has never been stronger. But the odds of an American becoming pope remain distant at best, Vatican scholars and journalists...
View ArticleTips for Dealing With Horrible Bosses
We've seen it play out in movies but as fiction. Bosses we simply can't stand that make it hard for us to work every day. Like in the movie "Horrible Bosses" when employees are fed up with their bosses...
View ArticleInvestigators Suspect Fired LAPD Officer Fled to Mexico
Former LAPD officer Christopher Dorner — the suspect in three killings that have targeted law enforcement and the subject of a continuing manhunt — was suspected last week of fleeing to Mexico,...
View ArticleMiami Archbishop: Pope Stepping Down an 'Act of Great Humility'
Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski said he was surprised by Monday's announcement that Pope Benedict XVI would be stepping down by the end of the month but said it wasn't completely unexpected due to the...
View ArticleSunny and Warm Tuesday in South Florida
A warm weather pattern will stick around South Florida for a few days before a cold front gains enough energy to drop into the area late-week. Shower chances will also be on the way up late in the week...
View Article2 University of Maryland Students Die in Murder-Suicide
A University of Maryland graduate student opened fire on his two housemates in an off-campus residence then turned the gun on himself, Prince George's County Police said. Police identified the...
View ArticleNestlé Recalling Lean Cuisine Mushroom Mezzaluna Ravioli
Nestlé Prepared Foods Company announced they are voluntarily recalling two production codes of Lean Cuisine Culinary Collection Mushroom Mezzaluna Ravioli due to reports of consumers finding small...
View ArticleMiami Police Looking for Robbers Who Shot Store Clerk
The Miami Police Department on Monday released surveillance images of a pair of men robbing up The People's Mini-Mart near Northwest 63rd Street and 7th Avenue in Miami. The duo is suspected of robbing...
View ArticleNo One Injured in School Bus Crash in Deerfield Beach
Rescue workers responded after an occupied school bus collided with a car in Deerfield Beach Tuesday morning, officials said. Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue units responded to the 4800 block of Northwest...
View ArticleMontana TV Station Hackers Warn of Zombie Attack
An episode of “The Steve Wilkos Show” was interrupted on a Montana TV station Monday by a hacker who warned of a zombie apocalypse. The Montana Television Network said hackers were able to sabotage the...
View ArticleDead Man Found in Car in Coconut Creek Canal
A dead man was found in a car that was discovered floating in a Coconut Creek canal Tuesday, police said. Police said they believed it was a one-vehicle crash that occurred in the canal at 4100 Wiles...
View ArticleStudy Tests Whether Patch Can Rid Children of Peanut Allergies
A new study at Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego may change the future of peanut allergies for kids. The study will give participants a skin patch with tiny amounts of peanut in the hopes of...
View ArticleMiami-Dade Police Officer Involved in Crash With Suspect
A Miami-Dade Police officer was hospitalized after he was involved in a crash while following a suspect Tuesday morning. The crash was reported in the area of Northwest 68th Street and 2nd Avenue...
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Passenger Identified in Dangling Truck Crash
Police on Tuesday released the name of the passenger killed when a box delivery truck he was in crashed and was left dangling off the side of a South Florida highway overpass. Fort Lauderdale Police...
View ArticleDriver in Fatal Crash Had BAC 3 Times Legal Limit: Cops
The 20-year-old girl who struck and killed a pedestrian in Miami Beach before fleeing the scene last month had a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit, Miami Beach Police said Tuesday. Karlie...
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