The jury verdict is one of the first major legal decisions about driver assistance technology that has gone against Tesla.

After a day and a half of deliberations, the Miami jury found Tesla partly liable in a fatal 2019 Florida car crash.

The driver ran a stop sign at the end of Card Sound Road at 62 miles per hour, well above the 45-mph speed limit, while reaching down to the car’s floor in search of his dropped cellphone.

Florida's redacted hurricane plan for the Alligator Alcatraz migrant center is drawing calls for transparency from lawmakers.

Immigrants in custody, with no felony convictions, may be offered direct commercial flights home — and avoid “Alligator Alcatraz.” ...

On Wednesday, the miniseason saw its first death as Clarence Shawver, an 82-year-old from Palm City, was found responsive in Gulf waters about five miles off Grassy Key, the Monroe County Sheriff’s ...

A South Florida pastor and an associate are behind bars after, authorities said, they orchestrated a months-long fraud scheme ...

A federal court jury found Tesla partly liable on Friday in a 2019 car crash that killed a pedestrian and left another person ...

Miramar, said Friday that she and more than 30 congressional colleagues signed a letter with their recommendations to ...

ET: with statement from Tesla regarding verdict and decision to appeal.  A Florida jury has found Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) partly ...

Lee Corso’s impact at Florida State still resonates today, nearly 72 years after he arrived in Tallahassee as a great athlete ...

Lisa Petrillo says during Miami Spice more than 300 top eateries offer discounted three-course lunches and dinners.