Taxpayers Shell Out Nearly $3.7M for Former Presidents
Former President Bill Clinton's 8,300-square-foot Harlem office near the Apollo Theater costs taxpayers nearly $450,000. George W. Bush spends $85,000 on telephone fees, and another $60,000 on travel....
View ArticlePowerball Winner: $338M Is "Pure Joy"
The Passaic, N.J., father of five who won the $338 million Powerball jackpot claimed his coveted prize Tuesday, describing the moment he won the jackpot as "pure joy" and "just happiness." Wearing a...
View ArticleDry Weather Means Potential Fires in Miami-Dade: MDFR
Potential wildland fires may occur due to the recent dry conditions and steady winds, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue said Tuesday. Officials said a fire can go from being under control to damaging property...
View ArticleStaten Island Man Tried To Abduct Girl at MIA: Cops
Miami-Dade Police said they arrested a Staten Island, New York resident after he attempted to abduct a girl at Miami International Airport Monday night. The victim had just arrived and was waiting for...
View ArticleCanes Leave for Sweet 16
Fans gathered outside the BankUnited Center late Tuesday afternoon to send off the University of Miami men’s basketball team on its way to the Sweet Sixteen. Miami is in the NCAA Tournament's round of...
View ArticleBarricaded Situation Has Ended: Miami Police
A situation involving a man who barricaded himself in a Miami apartment has ended with no injuries, police said Tuesday evening. The man, who was involved in an armed robbery, had run inside a building...
View ArticleFollowing Sex Scandal, David Petraeus to Speak in Calif.
David Petraeus, who became one of the most decorated and respected military figures of his generation but who retired after an admitted extramarital affair, is expected to give the keynote address on...
View ArticleIndependent Living Facility Caters to Gay Men
At first glance, it looks like a relaxing oasis. Inside, it resembles a vacation getaway. The place, in Wilton Manors, is called Secret Garden. "When I walked into it, I knew that it had such...
View ArticleWoman Who Flipped Out on Judge Denied Bond Again
The South Florida woman who flipped out on a Miami-Dade judge when she was told she'd be staying behind bars on an attempted murder charge was back in court Tuesday where she was again denied bond but...
View ArticlePolice Release Video of Palmetto Bay Man's Shooting Death
Miami-Dade Police released shocking video of the shooting of a Palmetto Bay man Monday in the hopes of solving his murder. Frederick Duberry, 44, was killed on June 16, 2012, outside his home on the...
View ArticleLeaked Dolphins Logo Is Legit: Report
The Miami Dolphins will make a major change to their iconic logo in April, and on Tuesday it became clear that leaks of the new logo that surfaced a week ago are legit. The Miami Herald reported...
View ArticleBoy Falls Off Tree Onto Spiked Fence in West Park: BSO
A young boy is recovering at the hospital after he fell from a tree and landed on a spiked fence in West Park Tuesday afternoon, authorities said. According to the Broward Sheriff's Office, the...
View ArticleChilly Morning But Temps Should Reach 70 Wednesday
It was another chilly start to the day Wednesday with temps bottoming out in the mid-to-upper 40s, some of the coolest temperatures in South Florida in weeks. Bright sunshine will lead temps up to 70...
View ArticleLast Human Toll for the Golden Gate Bridge
As the end of her afternoon shift collecting tolls on the Golden Gate Bridge ended, Dawnette Reed felt the tears begin to come. She stepped out of her booth at lane three and made the walk back to the...
View ArticleArlington Neighbors Warned About Coyote Sightings
A community group in northern Virginia is warning neighbors about a four-leg predator stalking the neighborhood. Residents are reporting seeing coyotes in yards and near businesses. News4's Jackie...
View ArticleNYC Pay Phones Turned into Time Capsules
New York City payphones are hardly used for actual calls anymore. But now, thousands of them are being turned into time machines -- they're making just one stop, to 1993. Tracie Strahan reports.
View ArticleConn. Town to Place Armed Guards in Schools
The school board in Enfield, Conn. voted Tuesday night, 5-4, in favor of placing an armed guard in every school. Many board members said that it wasn't worth taking a risk after the school shooting...
View ArticleFla. Gov. Demands Explanation Over University's Jesus "Stomping"
Florida Gov. Rick Scott waded into a religious-infused campus controversy Tuesday, asking the state university system chancellor to look into a classroom lesson at Florida Atlantic University in which...
View Article"White Student Union" Leader's Patrols Spark Racism Charges
A plan to have unarmed students patrolling the campus of Towson University in Maryland on foot has sparked accusations of racism. The planned patrols are the brainchild of senior Mathew Heimbach, who...
View ArticlePolice Hunt Serial Groper in Pembroke Pines
Police are looking for a man they say has sexually attacked several women while they are out walking in Pembroke Pines. At least six attacks have taken place in the area of 9700 Sheridan Street by a...
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