In 1951, civil rights activists, Harry T. and Harriette Moore were murdered on Christmas Day when a bomb, set by the Klan, blew up their home in Mims, Florida. The Moore's live on today through new voting rights legislation.

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Miami murder cold case cracked as a one-eyed suspect named Peanut is arrested.

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A Florida couple married for 53 years decides to end it all when the husband is hospitalized with multiple organ failure. Unfortunately, the planned murder-suicide involved a gun.

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A Miami attorney is in hot water after a wedding reception buffet blow up.

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A Florida man agrees to plead guilty to attempted first degree murder, but the victim is not happy with the sentence. The case goes to trial and the jury has other ideas.

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Karen talks to an immigration attorney about migrant panic in South Florida.

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The Orlando Museum director who left under a cloud of suspicion over the authenticity of some Basquiat paintings has died.

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