The price at the pump has spiked for Miami drivers on Thursday, up to a record $3.208 for a gallon of unleaded, according to the American Automobile Association. As wholesale oil products have risen in the past week above $100

Florida Panthers forward Richard Zednik held his first appearance before the press in Sunrise on Thursday since his life-threatening injury, saying he's ready to play and recalled his recovery from being accidentally slashed in the throat by a fellow player's

The South Beach Wine and Food Festival, which kicks off Thursday night with its delicious Burger Bash, isn't just about eating and drinking. This year, organizers decided to focus an event on the fight against childhood obesity.

For the second time in recent weeks, Washington has given the U.N. nuclear watchdog information on what it says were Tehran's attempts to make atomic weapons, but much of it is of doubtful value, diplomats said Thursday.

In a stunning turnaround, the former chief military prosecutor at Guantanamo Bay said Thursday he would be a defense witness for the driver of Osama bin Laden.

A jury has convicted a man of poisoning his wife with antifreeze and then suffocating her.

A man who killed and dismembered his wife was sentenced Thursday to serve at least 50 years behind bars by a judge who called his actions "demonic."

It can stop you from voting, destroy your dental appointments, make it difficult to rent a car or book a flight, even interfere with your college exams. More than 50 years into the Information Age, computers are still getting confused

Pipeline safety officials said Thursday theyhave not reached any conclusions about the cause of an oil pipelineexplosion and fire that killed two men in northwestern Minnesotalast November, despite a report to the contrary that came out last week.

Some attacks or significant protests at U.S. embassies over the past three decades:

Public health officials are seeing an increase in the number of influenza cases in Minnesota that are not well matched to the flu vaccine.

A plan to sink roughly $660 million more per year into the state's transportation system moved toward a vote in the Minnesota House after Democratic backers made a big last-minute change designed to attract extra Republican support.