A Haitian national was brought back to the United States after her attorney says she was unfairly deported.

The U.S. has one of the worst maternal mortality rates of any wealthy nation.

The weather was hot and pads were on for the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs.

It’s widely known from test scores that the pandemic set back students across the country.

A slain child at the center of one of Philadelphia's oldest cold cases now has his name on a grave marker.

State sponsored commercials promoting COVID-19 vaccinations have been pulled from Florida's airwaves.

The leader of the Archdiocese of Miami, Archbishop Thomas Wenski, came to the Cathedral of Saint Mary to show his support for the victims of Saturday's earthquake in Haiti.

Una erupción explosiva del volcán La Soufriere remece la isla caribeña de San Vicente después de que el gobierno local emitió órdenes de evacuación obligatoria.

Un volcán activo en la isla caribeña de San Vicente amenaza con hacer erupción, advirtieron el jueves las autoridades del territorio.

Copyright 2021 The Associated Press. La periodista de The Associated Press Dánica Coto, en San Juan, Puerto Rico, contribuyó a este despacho. Joseph se desplazaba el viernes en una motocicleta por la zona de Artibonite en la localidad de L’Estère, un día después de su evasión, cuando fue detectado en un retén, dijo el portavoz policial Gary Desrosiers a The Associated Press. Joseph sacó un arma y fue abatido en un intercambio de disparos con la policía, agregó. (Copyright 2021 The Associated Press.

MIRAMAR, Fla. A food distribution has been going on for months at Miramar Regional Park during the pandemic, but Thursdays priority was healthcare workers. The gates opened at 7 a.m. Julie Hall, a cardiac sonographer for Memorial Health, was first in line. The drive-thru accessibility of the Miramar food distribution made her feel comfortable and safe because all she had to do was pop the trunk of her car and didnt have to get out, she said. Its impacting our healthcare workers just as much as it is our community, Angela Lucas-Mumford, assistant to the city manager for Miramar, said. After the healthcare workers made their way through the line, it did open up to the public.

KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. New details are emerging about the bicyclist who died Sunday morning after being struck by a Miami-Dade County police vehicle. 57-year-old Hector Echeverria was a beloved member of the Key Biscayne community. His son Joseph described him as a loving dad, an ironman triathlete and avid cyclist. Echeverria was killed Sunday morning in a collision involving a Miami-Dade police officer that also hurt another cyclist. Joseph says his father worked as a math teacher at Mast Academy in Key Biscayne and had recently battled and overcome pancreatic cancer.

Joseph said there were about 50 other people, including more children, in the building in Marsh Harbour. "Everyone is in the living room right now and the roof is about to lift," she said. Although the apartment building was destroyed, and she doesn't know how to swim, she and her family survived the storm. "She had lost everything in this tragedy, home, employment, clothes," Sabrina Clervil wrote in a Facebook fundraiser page. For more information about how to help Joseph, visit her family's Facebook fundraiser page.

Wildline Joseph, 23, faces charges in connection with the drowning deaths of her two sons in North Lauderdale. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - The mother of two young boys who drowned in a community pool earlier this year is being charged in relation to their deaths. The Broward Sheriff's Office announced Saturday that Wildline Joseph, 23, was taken into custody. Earlier this week, BSO detectives arrested John Lynn Jr., 25, in connection with the drownings. The two brothers ventured into a pool at the Silver Palms Condominiums in North Lauderdale.