Steven Sotloff

Two Islamic State militants from Britain were brought to the United States on Wednesday to face charges in a gruesome campaign of torture, beheadings and other acts of violence against four Americans and others captured and held hostage in Syria. El Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey are two of four men who were dubbed “the Beatles” by the hostages because of...

December 31 always marks the end of the year, but in 2019, it marks the end of a decade. In Florida, the past 10 years were defined by horrific tragedies, natural disasters, historic court cases, iconic sports teams and the quintessential (and often bizarre) “Florida Man” story. Tears were shed, local activists strove to make national change, a banana was…

Steven Sotloff’s mother and father heralded the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as a victory. In 2013, Steven Sotloff was working as a freelance journalist in Syria before being kidnapped. The following year he was beheaded by the Islamic militant group.

The family of slain journalist Steven Sotloff is suing Syria in U.S. court, claiming the government of President Bashar Assad provided support to Islamic State militants who carried out the gruesome beheading.

The sister of a South Florida journalist who was killed by the Islamist terrorist group ISIS said “justice was served” in the U.S. airstrike on Mohammed Emwazi in Syria.

The commemoration of a memorial garden honoring slain journalist Steven Sotloff will take place in Pinecrest Saturday.

Fallen journalist Steven Sotloff was honored Monday at the Newseum, which is a journalism museum in Washington, D.C.

The family of a South Florida journalist killed by ISIS militants will attend an art exhibit in Fort Lauderdale Tuesday that will feature a memorial artwork.

The video showing an ISIS hostage being burned alive released Tuesday horrified the world with its brutality. For the family of Steven Sotloff, who was also murdered by ISIS, it brought back the horrors that they lived through less than a year ago.

The University of Florida is changing the name of its records management system known as “ISIS,” a move being applauded by a student who is the cousin of a journalist killed by the terrorist organization of the same name.

Florida’s biggest story of 2014 was one of its latest. President Barack Obama’s mid-December move to normalize relations with Cuba beat Gov. Rick Scott’s re-election in an Associated Press poll of the state’s newspaper editors.

A South Florida synagogue has to deal with anti-Semitic hate speech on its website after it was hacked.

A spokesman for the family of slain journalist Steven Sotloff claims the Miami man was set up in an elaborate plan to kidnap him at the Syrian border.

United States Senator Bill Nelson filed legislation Monday to authorize airstrikes inside Syria to go after the terrorist organization, ISIL.

Family and friends will gather to remember the life of slain Miami journalist Steven Sotloff at a memorial service Friday.

The family of murdered Miami journalist Steven Sotloff broke their silence Wednesday evening saying their son was “a gentle soul that this world will be without.”

The Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham has beheaded a Miami journalist who was abducted in Syria last year, the jihadist monitoring organization SITE Intel Group said Tuesday.

A new White House petition is demanding the president take action to help a freelance journalist from Miami believed to have been captured by the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham.

In a new video allegedly posted by the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) an American journalist is beheaded and a second journalist, with ties to South Florida, is threatened with the same fate if President Barack Obama doesn’t stop airstrikes in Iraq.