Uncle Sam May Owe You Money
Uncle Sam owes more than 100 thousand taxpayers nationwide money. The problem is, however, 'he' can't find them.
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Uncle Sam owes more than 100 thousand taxpayers nationwide money. The problem is, however, 'he' can't find them.
Little girls love to play mommy with their dolls but when it comes to teaching our daughters about the magic of motherhood, some parents are turning to a new toy. The doll is called 'Breast Milk Baby' and it's causing quite a controversy.
Miami Dade College has announced a unique financial scholarship program for high school seniors. Starting this fall, any Miami-Dade student who graduates with a 3.0 GPA or better will be able to attend Miami Dade College for free.
The Department of Transportation held hearings Wednesday on a safety issue experts say leads to 50 children being hit by cars per week. It happens when people back up their cars into a child, and it often happens in the car owner's very own driveway.
Have you used an ATM that's not tied to your bank lately? If so, you're likely suffering sticker shock.
Senate budget writers appear to be backing off a recent budget suggestion that would have prohibited new enrollment in Florida's popular Prepaid College tuition program.
Children should ride in rear-facing car seats longer, until they are 2 years old instead of 1, according to updated advice from a medical group and a federal agency.
The world of social media is celebrating a birthday Monday. Twitter is 5 years old today.
It's called the "Muscle Melt" and it's one of the many spa treatments being offered at one of many South Florida spas participating in Wellness Week.
While prices remain a mixed bag, sales of single family homes and condominiums showed moderate increases last month.
Despite problems in Libya and the still sky-high price of a barrel of oil, gasoline prices in Florida actually dropped last week, according to the fuel price tracking service of AAA Auto Club South.
There will be fewer choices for South Florida cellphone users in the future, after AT&T Inc. made the surprise announcement Sunday it will buy T-Mobile USA for $39 billion.
As nation's unemployment rate slowly sinks below the double digit mark, here in South Florida the picture is not as encouraging.
New technology is making life a little easier for people with special needs and their families.
A Senate committee approved a measure on Wednesday to allow insurers to raise individual rates by up to 30 percent a year without state approval.
