Voting is done, and Tyler Salinetro of the Coral Park bowling team is the Miami Herald Athlete of the Week for Week 4.

HBCU money games provide vital revenue, but the cost may extend beyond the final score. A mental health professional examines ...

We cannot allow Haiti’s security and the region’s stability to become leverage in some unrelated geopolitical fights, or ...

Despite relentless advocacy from his family, faith leaders, and a national coalition of supporters, ICE deported Pastor Molis ...

Jakob Marsee had an RBI single in the third inning for the Marlins (78-81), who have lost four of their last six games.

Carrot Top’s lawyer Ronnie Bitman believes he knows why his client is going through a mental health crisis. He points to a ...

The No. 6 Hurricanes (3-0) host the Central Michigan Chippewas (2-1) at Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday (6:30 p.m., the CW).

Delcy Rodríguez promised democratic reforms and future elections at the UN as Washington laid out conditions for a credible ...

Dolphins pass rusher Chop Robinson, who suffered a concussion last week, has been cleared to play, but plans to wear a ...

A Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputy had just dropped him off when he ran away and forced himself into the car, police say.

Greg Cote’s NFL Week 3 predictions end his 36-year run of picks in the Miami Herald with Dolphins-Chiefs, Game of the Week, ...

1. Build a small starter fund first. Roughly $500 to $1,000, depending on what your typical surprise expenses look like. This ...