Новости за 04.04.2024

Following Miami Beach's decision to "break up" with Spring Break, Fort Lauderdale had braced itself for an influx of rowdy partiers this year. Instead, locals say, the month of March passed with surprising tranquility.

Three people were sentenced to prison for their roles running a “diploma mill” out of a defunct nursing school that sold thousands of fake degrees for millions of dollars.

The judge wrote that at this pretrial stage he must consider the language of the indictment in a light favorable to the prosecution.

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday tore into ballot amendments approved by the Florida Supreme Court this week that would guarantee abortion rights and legalize recreational marijuana for adults.

(JTA) A leading American medical journal praised the Nazi Party’s medical practices in the 1930s and was slow to acknowledge Nazi Germany’s antisemitic abuse, according to a historical retrospective the journal is publishing. The article, which has been published online and will appear in the print edition of the New England Journal of Medicine, addresses […]

With just two games remaining, the American Heritage girls' lacrosse team is running on cylinders.

Haywood Highsmith has been making the tough plays. Next it could lead to tough decisions for Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra.

The Pomp, a 223-acre mixed-use development in Pompano Beach, will replace the city's harness racetrack with 4,000 rental apartments, two hotels, industrial space and entertainment venues.

Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis has joined financial officers of 19 other Republican-run states in a letter railing against the IRS' new tool allowing people to file taxes for free online directly with the agency. Their problem? It doesn't include state income taxes, which, of course, Florida does not have.

Goldie Wolfson is studying in Israel for her PhD at Hebrew University. On March 3rd Goldie addressed the American Friends of the Hebrew University’s (AFHU) annual Leaders of Distinction event held at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach. The event benefits Israel, funds scholarships at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and benefits […]

Last week, American Friends of Judea and Samaria (AFJS) hosted a solidarity mission to Israel, of pro-Israel activists and their teenage children from the New York area, seeking to understand the realities on the ground, as Israel continues to battle Hamas in Gaza.  In addition to visiting southern Israel, a large part of the trip […]

The No-Name Defense that helped the Miami Dolphins to two Super Bowl titles in the 1970s lost another player.

A report from Colorado State University is calling for 11 hurricanes, the most they have ever forecast. They said five of those storms could be major hurricanes of Category 3, 4 and 5.

Produce shelves at the grocery store are filled right now with Florida-grown blueberries that are hitting their peak sweetness and juiciness. The state’s blueberry season runs from late February through early May. The eighth-largest blueberry producer in the country, Florida is the first state each year to go to market with domestic blueberries and produces […]

Kevin Love's return has added stability to the Miami Heat rotation and a respected voice back in the locker room.

When it’s time for your child to begin eating solid foods, you’ll want an excellent high chair to make it easier for everyone involved.

Radon specifically is dangerous, with very little being needed in the air you breathe to cause health concerns, such as lung cancer.

Sara Gama and her 2-year-old son Ethan Aponte were found dead in their Plantation home on March 26 with stab wounds. Gama's husband and Ethan's father, Jean Carlos Aponte, has been arrested in their deaths.

When you consider that many of the top offensive linemen this year can play tackle and guard, or center and guard, there’s a lot of possibilities for the Dolphins in the NFL draft.

The land reserved for the park sits just south of Chase Stadium and is now being used by Inter Miami for overflow parking on game day. Plans are to break ground on the park a year from now.

Miami could opt for Terron Armstead’s successor in the first or second rounds of the upcoming NFL draft. However, you could argue the Dolphins have bigger needs in the first two rounds than offensive tackle.

A hair salon owner heading to work on a July morning was suddenly the target of a racist, road rage-fueled pursuit in Coral Springs that ended in the death of the man chasing him and his own arrest, attorneys say. On Wednesday, two years later, prosecutors dropped the charges against him.

Between Tortuga Music Festival on Fort Lauderdale beach for three days and Madonna at Miami's Kaseya Center for three shows, it feels like two circuses have simultaneously come to town. And that’s not even including Savor SoFlo on Hollywood Beach. Let’s not waste any more time …

Is the Jimmy Butler waiting game a dangerous Miami Heat exercise?

A reader asks real estate lawyer Gary Singer: I just remembered my ex's name is also on the deed of the condo I'm trying to sell. How can I reclaim my property?