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Broward County's only island park is set to reopen to the public this summer, offering more amenities for a great day outdoors.

The Heat president leaned on his championship rings in calling out his star player. The question becomes if Butler is willing to take the regular season more seriously or the Heat look for a trade partner.

Dry air, few clouds and high sun will lead to the hottest temperatures of the year later this week, before wet season kicks in.

Some travelers find it hard to trust travel agents or advisers because they worry about being charged for using their services. However, not all travel advisers have fees — though it is a growing trend to charge them.

Money isn't everything with great movies that struggle to find an audience, writes Tribune critic Michael Phillips. It is, in fact, nothing.

Fashion's biggest night is underway.

These are the top 5 airports based on passenger traffic, according to Airports Council International World.

Most people enrolled in the program get their health care through insurers contracted by states, including UnitedHealthcare, Centene, and Molina.

Shiitake mushrooms stand in for beef in this veggie-forward chow mein.

When a young dolphin died in 2022, researchers where shocked to find it had bird flu, which can wipe out swaths of wild and domestic animals. A new paper on the in-depth study of the dolphin's virus offers clues as to how the dolphin may have contracted the virus, and if other mammals in Florida waters are at risk.

We're searching for the best place to get the tastiest burger in Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties. It doesn't matter if you prefer a patty made of beef, chicken, turkey, veggies, or something else, we want to know your go-to spots for our next Best of South Florida Dining series.

The Torah stresses the importance of venerating the elderly, mandating that we “Rise up before the aged and show deference to the old; you shall fear God: I am the Lord” (Leviticus 19:32). The honor given to the elderly plays an important role in our lives: it reminds us that they can and do make […]

The next Broadway season coming to West Palm Beach has been announced and includes some big marquee titles from the Great White Way. Running the boards at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in 2024-2025 will be shows such as “The Cher Show,” “Moulin Rouge! The Musical,” “Mrs. Doubtfire” and the recent revival of […]

A company that operates eight Florida hospitals, including one in Lauderdale Lakes, has filed for bankruptcy protection, calling it a “necessary measure to allow the company to continue to provide necessary care to its patients in their communities without disruption.”

The Israeli army has ordered some 100,000 Palestinians to begin evacuating from the southern city of Rafah in Gaza.

Bacon buffs will want to run over to The Great American Bacon Race. That's because the event — headed first to Davie in May, then to Miami in June — puts porcine pleasures at the finish line.

Holocaust survivor Nate Leipciger is the author of “The Weight of Freedom” which was published by the Azrieli Foundation. The organization preserves and shares the memoirs written by Holocaust survivors who immigrated to Canada after World War II. Recently I visited Nate in his Palm Beach County home where he shared his story of survival. […]

For the first time, researchers have identified a genetic form of late-in-life Alzheimer's disease. Most cases of the mind-robbing disease occur after age 65. A gene called APOE4 has long been considered a key risk factor. But new research says if people inherit two copies of that gene it's not just a risk — it appears to be the underlying cause. About 15% of Alzheimer's patients are thought to carry the gene pair. Scientists say the distinction could have implications for both research and treatment. Читать дальше...

Are you getting ready to throw a graduation barbecue? Here are some must-have items that can help your favorite graduate have the time of their life.

A readers tells Amy that after many years of unhappiness, he and his wife are divorcing. She's calling him an adulterer, even to their 21-year-old son. But he says the explanation is much more complicated than that.

South Florida businesses are waiting to see how the Federal Trade Commission's new ban on noncompete agreements for some employees plays out. Chief among the concerns: How can they still keep company secrets out of the hands of competitors?

Here are South Florida's top stories for Monday, May 6, 2024.

Think about it, a reader from Jupiter argues: If you support less government, you should vote for the abortion rights amendment.

In a sign of the times, a developer wants to build modern apartments on the site of a mobile home park that opened nearly 60 years ago.

Why won't the Miami Heat potentially opt for a rebuild? Too much at stake in the NBA draft, with picks due elsewhere.