Economy Sends S. Floridians To Discount Grocers
As more and more Americans struggle to pay for groceries, a niche market created by some savvy merchants – discount grocery stores - is taking off.
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As more and more Americans struggle to pay for groceries, a niche market created by some savvy merchants – discount grocery stores - is taking off.
More and more people are having a tough time finding a job in Miami-Dade. Preliminary numbers from the county's economic development office indicate Miami-Dade has hit a new high unemployment rate of 13.6 percent
Officials voted Monday night to approve a plan to develop a park on the land that the old Miami Arena sat on.
If you're one of the thousands of parents who want to buy a Florida Prepaid College plan before the prices go up again, you only have until 11:59 p.m. Monday to enroll.
Homeowners struggling to make their mortgage payments may be able to get a helping hand from Uncle Sam.
While their motto may be "Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there", the insurer isn't being very 'neighborly' in its latest request to the state.
The Kellogg Company has issued a recall on one of its popular cookie brands because mislabeled packaging may lead to allergic reactions.
The iPhone has revolutionized modern technology. But some say it's an open door for dark forces to do their worst.
If you want to make food and clothing last as long as you can, there are a few tricks experts say will save you time, and money, throughout the year.
Let's face it folks, there's no bright side to the nation's latest foreclosure numbers. In 2010, foreclosures were up in seven out of 10 U.S. cities.
These days, consumers are inundated with compelling ads that dangle unbelievable bargains for services, but those great deals come with hidden fees and sales scams.
This week, the world's largest travel website, TripAdvisor.com, announced the ten dirtiest hotels in America and one South Florida hotel made TripAdvisor's list.
Florida Power & Light Company customers will see an increase in their bill. That's because the state Public Service Commission on Wednesday approved the new rates to cover rising fuel costs.
Toyota is recalling nearly 1.7 million vehicles worldwide for various defects that may cause fuel leakage and other problems, the latest in quality control woes for the Japanese automaker.
A year-long marketing campaign aimed at residents in chilly New York hopes to send them packing for sunny Fort Lauderdale.
