Miami Herald

It was a simple act, bold and a bit bewildering, but what Luis Castillo did last Sunday afternoon said more about the Marlins' second baseman than all the stats in...

She was boorish. Disinterested. Confrontational, even. She was rebellious, wanting to do things her own way. Nothing beyond the standard operating procedure for many teenagers, but disconcerting nonetheless. When you're...

A new laser-activated drug won't cure but will slow the loss of sight. A promising new treatment for the most severe form of the leading cause of blindness in the...

Many of us crumble when it comes to talking to our kids about sex. Yet, today, serious issues surround this subject--AIDS, safe sex, gay rights. But that doesn't mean chats...

New technology is improving the accuracy of one of the most common screenings--the annual pap exam to detect cervical cancer. But while many doctors are urging their patients to consider...

Reed Kalisher plans his son's birthday party, cleans house and makes dinner. The birthday party is for a 3-year-old in Pembroke Pines, Fla. Just west of Coral Gables, Ed Gilhuly...

Twenty questions with Florida Panther Pavel Bure, one of hockey's most exciting player: Question--Most annoying thing in the world? Answer--Jealousy. Q--Ever dream about hockey? A--All the time. I dream about...

Does something as bottom-line cold as a football franchise owe Dan Marino anything? Does a sports team, founded on wins and losses, have a responsibility to do right by the...

Don't call Frances Fox a psychic; she prefers the term "master intuitive." You're doing salads in Miami at the Fresco California Bistro with a psychic. OK, not a psychic. A...

Teachers thought Karina Aspillaga, now 12, was lovely and sweet. In Miami schools she was polite and vivacious, so the teachers were willing to overlook that Karina couldn't sit still,...