Mar 5th, 2010 · The Transportation Security Administration says units will be fielded in the coming months at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; San Jose, Calif.; Columbus, Ohio; San Diego; Charlotte, N.C.; Cincinnati; Los Angeles; Oakland, Calif.; and Kansas City. Boston and Chicago are going online with units on Monday.
Feb 24th, 2010 · A SeaWorld trainer was killed during a show to the popular park in Orlando, Fla. on Wednesday.
Feb 19th, 2010 · Tiger Woods issues a public apology, saying, "I was unfaithful. I had affairs. I cheated. What I did was not acceptable." About 40 people were in the room during the tightly controlled event in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., including his mother. His wife, Elin, was not obviously present.
Feb 16th, 2010 · The National Automobile Dealers Association met for its annual convention over the weekend in Orlando, Fla. The group believes 2010 will be better than 2009, which was the worst year in nearly three decades. The reasons: consumers have put off buying cars for several years and now need them. Plus, easing credit and incentives make it easier to buy.
Feb 10th, 2010 · In Lake Worth, Fla., Bubba became the latest canine hero when his insistent barking saved a home's sleeping occupants. Everyone woke up and got out in time but the fire destroyed the house. They have an idea of what caused the fire: The cat may have knocked over a candle.
Feb 4th, 2010 · A 38-year-old man was surrounded and bitten by a group of sharks while kite surfing near Stuart, Fla. on Wednesday. Officials say shark bites are common in Florida waters, but deadly attacks are rare.
Jan 22nd, 2010 · The pretrial release program in Broward County, Fla., was working, but commissioners voted to gut the program nonetheless. Industry experts say powerful bail lobbying groups have begun using Broward as a road map of how to squash similar programs elsewhere.
Dec 30th, 2009 · James Bain was 19-years-old in 1974, when he was arrested and charged with kidnapping and raping a 9-year-old boy. He was convicted largely because the boy identified him in a police lineup. After serving 35 years in prison, James Bain was recently freed after DNA testing — which he pleaded for when he was initially accused — found him innocent of the crime. Bain talks about his life as a freed man and whether he holds any resentment toward the judicial system for the life-changing error.