Seventeen years ago, Bob Haworth, a member of Grace Lutheran Church in Miami Springs, organized a coed softball league. And for all of those years, Haworth has served as the commissioner. Comes this summer, the good commissioner will move to Winter Haven, where his wife Diane, has started a new career.
Hollywood residents and business owners will get their first glimpse of the proposed changes to Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort’s lease with the city at a community meeting Thursday.
Since the eruption of the electoral fraud volcano last summer, Hialeah ballot broker Deisy Pentón de Cabrera has been depicted by the authorities and the media as Snow White’s Queen Grimhilde transformed into a witch. Her basket hides not only a poisoned apple, but a complete harvest that, with the scandal’s shooting lava, has become rotten applesauce.
The driver who caused a January crash that killed four family members, must pay $4,000, give up his driver’s license and complete 120 hours of community service, a Broward judge ruled Wednesday.
Senate President Don Gaetz and House Speaker Will Weatherford hit the road to highlight what they see as success stories of their joint legislative agenda and the 2013 state budget.
The board at Citizens Property Insurance approved a special $52 million deal for a startup insurance firm that contributed $110,000 to Gov. Rick Scott.
Capt. Michael Burke sailed through life with his unending spirit and romantic outlook, touching the lives of many with his cruise empire, Windjammer Barefoot Cruises.
The Securities and Exchange Commission accused the city of South Miami of defrauding bond investors in a controversial parking garage project.
Seventeen years ago, Bob Haworth, a member of Grace Lutheran Church in Miami Springs, organized a coed soft...
Since the eruption of the electoral fraud volcano last summer, Hialeah ballot broker Deisy Pentón de C...
Capt. Michael Burke sailed through life with his unending spirit and romantic outlook, touching the lives o...
The Securities and Exchange Commission accused the city of South Miami of defrauding bond investors in a co...
The head of a now-defunct organization intended to assist military veterans had been convicted in March.
The Miami-Dade County inspector general found irregularities with county-funded rehab work a developer perf...
Under a proposed change, the city’s four constitutional officers would be allowed to collect pension...
Hollywood residents and business owners will get their first glimpse of the proposed changes to Margaritavi...
The driver who caused a January crash that killed four family members, must pay $4,000, give up his driver&...
Heavy storms are expected to continue Wednesday, bringing more rain and possible flooding to South Florida.
A 52-year-old worker was injured at Port Everglades Sunday afternoon when a cargo container shifted and lan...
One hundred years ago, an aviation pioneer made the treacherous, record-setting trip from Key West to Cuba
A Miami woman killed in a head-on collision in Islamorada on Monday has been identified.
A crocodile relocated last month after laying its eggs in a Florida Keys neighborhood may have been intent...
A head-on crash in Islamorada involving a car and a taxi killed a Miami woman and sent two others to South ...
Coast Guard crews were searching Tuesday night for a man who set out on a boat Monday from Fort Myers and n...
Senate President Don Gaetz and House Speaker Will Weatherford hit the road to highlight what they see as su...
The board at Citizens Property Insurance approved a special $52 million deal for a startup insurance firm ...
As puns go, the caption was pretty vapid. “Sun Sentinel doesn’t need a Koch problem.” ...
A Chechen immigrant was shot to death by authorities in central Florida early Wednesday after he turned vio...
Gov. Rick Scott completed Florida’s election law about-face, signing a bill to reverse changes to ea...
Critics see political donations and heavy lobbying by Heritage Property and Casualty as evidence that Citiz...
Whether in the streets of Cuba, at international forums — or now in Miami before they return to the...
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