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The department issued the reward asking for information in the case, which took place Wednesday near the 1300 block of Northwest 43rd Avenue around noon.

Broward Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer said in a ruling Thursday that much of the “non-confession” portions of the statement should be released in 10 days, barring any appeal by the defendant.

Hunters who bring in a bear to be weighed in New Jersey will receive a cookbook once the season starts.

35-year-old Michael Mora has been arrested and charged with making hoax bomb threats after authorities say the Dadeland Mall received a bomb threat through a customer inquiry form earlier this month.

U.S. Border Patrol agents shot and killed a Mexican teenager at least seven times from behind last year when he was among a group of rock throwers, Mexican authorities announced

A 41-year-old man was arrested Wednesday in Chicago after allegedly spraying bodily waste at a pair of police officers in Uptown. Police say when the officers tried to remove Derrick Ray from a building for a trespassing complaint, he sprayed two bottles filled with bodily waste at the officers, along with pepper spray. Ray was charged with three felony counts...

Broward County Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes said her office has misplaced more than 2,000 ballots.

You could win the Grand Prize, a one night hotel stay and four Universal Orlando 1-Day/2-Park passes!

Record exec tells Access Hollywood he’s going back to his day job after a “nice break”

The Marlins’ five-game winning streak dies in Atlanta, 5-0.

Kanye West has apparently deleted his Twitter and Instagram accounts. Both accounts went dark sometime Friday, for unknown reasons. A representative for the rapper did not immediately respond to an email asking for comment Saturday. West did not attend the Met Gala on Monday evening. His wife, Kim Kardashian West, was there with her sisters, and said her husband was...

USPS reports “unusual spike” in mail theft complaints in 2016 in South Florida. NBC 6 Responds helped a man whose stolen mail led to an overdrawn bank account.

The suspects were part of what investigators called a “fishing” routine, taking mail from collection boxes across the area and are charged with several counts, including grand theft and identity theft violations.