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Serena Williams’ return at Wimbledon is ‘the ticket to have’ for the grass-court Grand Slam
NewsLONDON (AP) — Anticipation is building at Wimbledon for Serena Williams’ first singles match in nearly four years.The 44-year-old Williams is scheduled to play an...
Car crashes into fence in NW Miami-Dade; no injuries reported, cause unknown
NewsNORTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) - Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputies were called to a Northwest Miami-Dade neighborhood after a car crashed into a fence.The incident happened...
Winning Some, Losing Some: Inside Trump’s Press Q&A After a Day of Massive Court Rulings (Video)
NewsPresident Donald Trump celebrates sweeping new executive powers while blasting major legal setbacks on the Fed and voter rolls.
What Is a Heat Dome? Understanding the Weather Pattern Behind Dangerous, Long-Lasting Heat
NewsAs extreme heat grips parts of the United States each summer, “heat dome” has become one of the most talked-about weather terms.
Back to the Table: Inside the High-Stakes U.S.-Iran Talks Launching in Doha
NewsJared Kushner and Steve Witkoff head to Qatar now as Washington and Tehran try to secure a fragile ceasefire.
Divided Bench Reshapes American Administrative Power and Protects Voting Timelines
NewsThe Supreme Court protects mail ballots but shifts presidential power over agencies while monumental decisions remain expected tomorrow.
Sizzling Sun Leads the Week as Tropical Monitoring Begins
NewsSouth Florida faces intense mid-90s heat before afternoon storms arrive, while a distant Atlantic low carries a low development chance.
Brutal Heat Dome Threatens America250 Holiday with Dangerous Triple-Digit Temperatures
NewsHundreds of millions face soaring temperatures above 110 degrees as dangerous heatwave builds across major cities this week.
The First Underwater Color Photograph was Taken off The Florida Keys In 1921
NewsToday, people capture as many photos in less than two minutes than the entire population did during the 1800s.