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U.S. Coast Guard crews are searching the Atlantic Ocean for a downed aircraft about 300 miles east of Fort Lauderdale,

Know anyone who needs a hotel room for next February’s Super Bowl extravaganza? They better hurry. It’s getting late and

Could South Florida’s yen for import sedans be starting to wane? Toyota and Honda continued to dominate new vehicle sales

Possibly thousands of Broward County homeowners are still operating with septic tanks even though sewers are available near their homes

When it comes to climate change, there’s been a sea change in Florida politics. The new attitude starts at the

A man wanted in an attempted murder investigation died Friday on the grounds of Broward County mosque after pulling a

They look like burgers, they sizzle like burgers and some even “bleed” like beef burgers when cooked. But how do

This time, Tiffany Haddish plans to be ready for her South Florida fans. The comedian and actor recently announced a

The Burmese python has managed to curl around Dusty “The Wildman” Crum’s neck like a scarf before he realizes he

It’s become a political rite of passage for Florida governors: jetting off to Israel to strengthen the state’s economic bond

After repeated legislative battles about the issue in recent years, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday signed a bill that will

Pat Sajak and Vanna White didn’t buy a vowel — they bought tickets to South Florida while taking a break

When researchers at the University of Florida began studying falls in hospitals, they expected to find older patients taking a

Same teacher’s aide. Same school. Second investigation for alleged mistreatment of autistic students. For the second time in five years,

A serial killer who terrorized Florida with a 1984 spree that claimed the lives of 10 women was executed Thursday.