S. Florida Jewish Community Keeping An Eye On Egypt
As the political unrest in Egypt continues to send shock waves throughout the Middle East, the heavy Jewish population here in South Florida is paying very close attention.
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As the political unrest in Egypt continues to send shock waves throughout the Middle East, the heavy Jewish population here in South Florida is paying very close attention.
The Sunshine State continues to be among the worst states in the nation when it comes to foreclosures.
Yknow, sometimes you wonder if teams just start to believe all of the hype. It sure looked that way when the Heat played in Los Angeles Tuesday night.
Old Man Winter is making a return trip to South Florida. The blizzard in New England is sending cold air all the way down into our area.
From listening to one of the best Italian tenors in the world to learning more about the mating habits of animals, this year's Valentine's Day events offer couples a wide variety.
While parts of the country is digging out of a massive snow storm, South Florida is digging volleyballs on South Beach. People are back outside enjoying the sun.
The 2-hour wrap around line at Miami International Airport is not at a security checkpoint, it is at an airline.
South Florida likes to think of itself as a sports mecca that is home to some of the best franchises out there. But recently, South Florida's sports teams have been average at best when they play in front of the home crowd.
Although legislators in Washington D.C. voted down the Dream Act for a second time, many undocumented college students in South Florida are not giving up hope.
A record-breaking cold spell continued across South Florida with even colder temperatures in some locations than Tuesday due to clear skies and lighter winds.
The National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Watch and Wind Chill Watch for all of mainland South Florida from Monday evening through Tuesday morning.
It's not just the sunshine you can enjoy when you're in South Florida. There's a smorgasbord of events happening in the area every year for every taste. From a love of the renaissance to a slobber-knocker of a football game, there's plenty of fun for everyone in South Florida.
Millions of Americans will pause on Wednesday to remember a loved one or friend who has died of AIDS.
South Florida economy rises and falls with tourism. Local tourism promoters are smiling right now because 2010 looks like a year of rebounding growth amidst national and global downturns.
More than four hundred tombstones have been erected at Miami's Bayfront Park by Miami-Dade and Broward students as message to their friends about the dangers of underage drinking.
One of the two main highways to Miami Beach is about to get a multi-million dollar makeover courtesy of the Florida Department of Transportation.
The seemingly endless wait for those who have to go a Florida Department of Motor Vehicles office to get, renew or replace a driver's license is longer than ever now.
It's always nice to know where you stand, and for that South Florida can turn to the latest issue of Travel and Leisure magazine. The magazine has released an article claiming to list the best, and worst, of 35 major cities across the nation, and while Miami ranks high for style, the magazine thinks our micro-brewed beer stinks. And, for the city that gave birth to Burger King, the dead last ranking for burgers has gotta sting.
As the battle against bed bugs plays out nationwide, a South Florida company is doing something to help out homeowners struggling with the pesky critters.
