As people watched, a prankster removed the banana, which was taped to a wall at Art Basel in Miami Beach.
Investigators are still trying to understand the motive of a Saudi trainee who fatally shot three people at Naval Air Station Pensacola.
A Saudi national at Naval Air Station Pensacola fatally shot three people before he was killed on Friday.
Shootings in Pensacola and Pearl Harbor reflect the rising tide of gun violence at military bases.
Authorities were trying to determine whether the shooting that killed three and injured eight others was an act of terrorism.
A member of the Saudi Air Force training to be a pilot killed three people at Naval Air Station Pensacola before he was shot dead by officers responding to the scene, the authorities said.
The authorities did not say how the gunman had died. Nearby hospitals said they had received or were expecting about 11 patients so far.
The shootout followed the hijacking of a UPS truck and the kidnapping of its driver by two people who tried to rob a jewelry store, a special agent said.
A project to calculate the cost of raising roads shows that some places may not justify the vast expense, casting doubt on the future of those areas.
A project to calculate the cost of raising roads shows that some places may not justify the vast expense, casting doubt on the future of those areas.
The theme of an exhibition asks whether black people are truly the main beneficiaries of the culture they produce.
With life-size sand sculptures on Miami Beach, the artist Leandro Erlich hopes to force people to face the dangers of climate change.
“We feel as though our ancestors are coming back and talking to us,” said a member of a historical committee that is investigating the discovery of about 145 coffins at a high school.
Yujing Zhang, who unlawfully made her way into President Trump’s resort, has already served most of her sentence.
A brutal “king tides” season made worse by climate change has flooded the streets of a Florida Keys community for nearly three months.
A brutal “king tides” season made worse by climate change has flooded the streets of a Florida Keys community for nearly three months.
Five people, including three business executives, were indicted on charges that they conspired to take $5 million in disaster aid after Hurricane Michael in 2018.
What does a town do when the chief is killed at a law enforcement conference and one of his officers is charged in the homicide? Mannford, Okla., is finding out.