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New Mental Exam Ordered For Teen Accused Of Stabbing Friend A Miami-Dade County judge has ordered a new mental competency exam for a teen accused of fatally stabbing his classmate. Police: Teen, Family Beat Up By Group Of School Bullies A Miami Beach family was terrorized in its home by a group of teenagers, police say. Wildfire Containment Efforts Show Success; Schools Reopen Firefighters made major gains against a wildfire that has charred thousands of acres along Florida's Atlantic coast as police questioned a man seen tossing a Molotov cocktail into nearby woods. Guesthouse On Biscayne Bay Destroyed By Fire A fire on Wednesday night destroyed a Miami guesthouse that its owner said had a notorious past. Car Buyers Get Good Deals On Repossessed Cars Some car shoppers are getting good deals because of the high number of repossessions. Atlantic Beach Resident Crowned Next 'Top Model' An Atlantic Beach, Fla. resident has been crowned as the winner of "America's Next Top Model." Tony Award-Winning 'Avenue Q' Comes To Miami The musical that brought scandalous puppets to Broadway has come to Miami. Man Gets More Than 6 Years For Posting Police Threat Video A reputed Miami gang leader who appeared in a YouTube video taunting police with guns faces prison time after pleading guilty to federal weapons charges. BSO: Mother Of Man Being Pursued Hits Deputies With Car A vehicle strikes two Broward County deputies in Pompano Beach. S. Fla. Superdelegate Responds To Edwards' Obama Endorsement One night after her win in West Virginia, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton faces another setback when former rival John Edwards endorses Sen. Barack Obama in his bid for the Democratic nomination. Man Accused Of Molestation Faces More Than 100 Child Porn Charges A South Florida man accused of videotaping himself abusing a young girl now faces more than 100 more child pornography charges. Fire Burns 7,000 Acres In Everglades A fire is burning in the Everglades, near the home of an endangered bird. Police Arrest Man Reportedly Seen Sparking Central Fla. Wildfires A man has been arrested after, authorities say, he was seen sparking a small fire early Wednesday in a town where wildfires have burned thousands of acres. S. Fla. Gas Stations Compete As Fuel Prices Rise As gas prices go up, many people are spending more time searching for cheaper fuel. Hurricane Conference Presents Message Of Preparedness Preparing for hurricanes, despite two slow previous storm seasons, is key to the survival of Floridians and recovery efforts, officials say. Investigators Question Teens In Connection With Burglary Police say they are questioning two teenagers in connection with the burglary of a Hollywood home that was caught on surveillance video. Police: Man Arrested After Attempting To Abduct, Sexually Assault Girl Police have arrested a Coral Springs High School student suspected of breaking into a home and taking an 11-year-old girl from her bed. O.J. Simpson's Girlfriend Hit By Car On S. Fla. Expressway A highway patrol official said O.J. Simpson's girlfriend has been seriously injured in a car accident in Miami. Colombian Paramilitaries Make First U.S. Court Appearances The 14 Colombian paramilitary warlords extradited to the U.S. begin appearing in federal courts around the country to face drug trafficking and other charges that could land them lengthy prison sentences. Appeals Court: State Can Bar Allstate From Selling Property Insurance Allstate Companies can be suspended by the state from writing new car insurance policies and other coverage for not turning over documents to the satisfaction of regulators, an appeals court rules. Fifth Person Charged In Killing Of Sean Taylor A 16-year-old boy is charged in the killing of Washington Redskins star Sean Taylor, an official with the prosecutor's office said. Fire Guts Wood Frame House In Miami A Miami man lost almost everything when a fire broke out at his wood frame home on Wednesday morning. Man Electrocuted While Trying To Grab Bird's Nest On FPL Tower A South Florida man got a shock while reaching for a bird's nest atop an electrical tower -- literally. Boca Raton Man Sues DreamWorks Over 'Madagascar' Movie A Florida man is suing DreamWorks Animation SKG, claiming the studio stole his ideas to create the 2005 movie "Madagascar." Police: Road Rage May Have Caused Miami-Dade Shooting Police say a shooting in west Miami-Dade County might have stemmed from road rage. Foreclosure Fallout: Upside-Down Homes Homeowners being "upside-down" in their mortgages contribute to the increase in foreclosure. Are you right-side-up? Hollywood Residents Catch Rash Of Robberies On Surveillance A rash of robberies in a Hollywood neighborhood has the residents fighting back. Police: 16-Year-Old Shot, Killed In Miami Police respond to a shooting in Miami where a 16-year-old was killed. Police Shoot Man Involved In Miami-Dade Co. Carjacking, Chase An attempted carjacking and shooting in west Miami-Dade County causes traffic delays and shuts down a shopping center. Extradited Paramilitary Warlords Arrive At S. Fla. Airport Colombia extradites 14 paramilitary warlords to the U.S. on drug-related charges in a surprise move that brought praise from Washington but raised fears of justice thwarted for thousands of victims. Former UBS Banker Charged In Tax Evasion Case A former UBS executive is one of two European bankers charged by federal prosecutors for helping a billionaire real estate developer hide assets overseas and evade millions of dollars in U.S. income taxes. Dean, Felix, Noel Dropped From List Of Storm Names Dean, Felix and Noel are off the list of storm names.

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