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If theater critics were to receive reviews in addition to giving them, Christine Dolen would draw nothing but raves. In the modern history of South Florida theater, it’d be near impossible to find a voice that has projected as resoundingly as hers. Traversing her fifth decade as a theater critic and journalist — mostly for the Miami Herald but now for artburstmiami.com — Dolen has played an offstage role as enduring, definitive and acclaimed as any in the tri-county theater community. One number pretty much says it all: 3,000. Читать дальше...

Initial media reports have focused on the impact on pharmacies, but techies say that’s understating the issue.

By MATT O’BRIEN (AP Technology Writer) A Microsoft engineer is sounding alarms about offensive and harmful imagery he says is too easily made by the company’s artificial intelligence image-generator tool, sending letters on Wednesday to U.S. regulators and the tech giant’s board of directors urging them to take action. Shane Jones told The Associated Press […]

Voters in five states picked nominees for congressional seats on Tuesday.

Everything you need to know about this year's show.

A Florida bill nearing passage would ban offshore wind turbines in state waters.

Academics say it’s a solid course for college and university students, but they wish the state didn’t downgrade sociology.

Experiences with tent camps in Florida offer lessons as state lawmakers prepare to pass sweeping legislation that would require counties to remove homeless people from public spaces, such as parks and sidewalks.

Criminal gangs often targeted ATMs with the so-called “hook and chain” robbery method: back up a truck, secure a chain to the ATM, yank it out of the ground, and put it in the truck before fleeing. Now, the FBI says, gangs are adopting a new method: Break the ATM slightly and ambush the repairmen sent to fix it.

Jerome Baker's agent, Drew Rosenhaus says his client could return to the Dolphins. He also believes the same for Christian Wilkins after the defensive tackle wasn't franchised.

Regional air carrier Silver Airways has restored service to Palm Beach International Airport, announcing it intends to serve five destinations including two in the Bahamas, as well as Tallahassee, Tampa and Pensacola.

A new 10-year plan for affordable housing could be approved as early as Thursday as Broward County commissioners are scheduled hash out an effort to add scores of needed housing units amid a lack of supply.

Things are happening quickly for the 21-year-old Redondo, a midfielder who signed a four-year contract with Inter Miami last month. The son of longtime Argentina national team player Fernando Redondo — a former Real Madrid and AC Milan player — was formally introduced by his new club on Tuesday.

There are a handful of essentials you can have on deck if a child in your home comes down with a cold, cough, flu or stomach issue.

Knowing how to make rice is a valuable skill. Check out these tips for cooking rice in three different ways.

A dad wants to give his kids extra days off before Spring Break to prepare for a family trip. But his wife is dead-set against the idea. How can they resolve the dispute?

Chair Jerome Powell reinforced his belief Wednesday that the Federal Reserve will cut its key interest rate this year but that it first wants to see more evidence that inflation is falling sustainably back to the Fed’s 2% target.

Smart rings have become popular in recent years among those who want to track their health and fitness stats. But smartwatches have a much longer track record.

If your dog is anxious every time you leave the house, it’s time to learn the basic steps of crate training. Here’s how to do it.

Will the Miami Heat have enough NBA playoff answers at center?

A reader is tired of hearing that President Biden is too old, and says too many political leaders are too young.

Here are South Florida's top stories for Wednesday, March 6, 2024.

Following Pitt's 42-31 halftime lead, the Panthers went on a 13-4 run to start to extend the margin to 53-35 in the first three minutes of the second half.

An active effort to heal can work wonders. The day begins with a pleasant shock as the Moon trines rebel Uranus, but the skies will reverberate with much stronger energy when action planet Mars makes a helpful sextile to soulful Chiron at 6:04 pm EST, giving us the impetus to work through old wounds and reach a happier destination. The Moon will then go on to enter free-thinking Aquarius where it will conjoin alchemical Pluto, ending the day on potent note.

On not-so-Super Tuesday, there were few surprises.