‘We need water and food’: Miami aid group says Jamaica is desperate for more help
“I’m now 100% convinced that all the aid coming from all the aid groups combined will not even be a quarter of what’s needed,” said the CEO of disaster relief...
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‘Sweat, blood and pain.’ South Florida’s pro bull-riding team heads to championships
Since becoming South Florida’s newest sports franchise last year, the Florida Freedom have dominated the Professional Bull Riders league.
Florida officials gut rainbow crosswalk in South Beach amid statewide crackdown
The Florida Department of Transportation on Sunday evening began removing the pride-themed crosswalk on Ocean Drive in Miami Beach.
Broward school district to end universal free lunches, raise lunch prices
Broward County Public Schools will no longer offer free lunch to all students this upcoming school year.
Broward school board approves plan to close underenrolled elementary school
After a year of intense school board discussions, varying proposals and public outcry, one Broward County public school will close.
‘He’s a very impulsive person.’ Florida man gets Luigi Mangione tattoo on his leg
A 33-year-old Broward business owner pulled up to Sacred Eye Tattoos in Hollywood last week and sat for eight hours getting a photorealistic black-and-white portrait on his leg of Luigi...
Rehab or demolish? Miami Beach restarting discussions about the fate of Fillmore theater
To renovate or to demolish? That is the question City of Miami Beach commissioners are asking themselves when it comes to The Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater.
Rosa de la Cruz, a global art collecting giant and Miami arts patron, dies at 81
Rosa de la Cruz was a globally lauded collector of cutting-edge contemporary art who opened one of Miami’s first private art museum with her husband, Carlos.