Новости за 03.04.2024

U.S. Sen. Rick Scott is spending millions to reach out to Florida’s Hispanic voters, a key voting group for his November reelection campaign that has grown to lean more heavily Republican.

The abortion news may have gotten most of the press, but the Florida Supreme Court also approved a recreational marijuana amendment Monday. It will appear on ballots this November as Amendment 3.

The chef who’s conquered some of Miami-Dade County’s top restaurants — KYU, Zuma, Drinking Pig BBQ — has picked Broward for his new oyster bar, J&C Oyster.

Twelve days have passed since a couple in their 80s was found shot to death in the Fort Lauderdale home where they have lived for more than 40 years. Still, police have not made any arrests or found the couple's red car that might hold the key to solving the case.

Freshman tight end Elija Lofton has made a great first impression during Hurricanes spring practice. "'He's able to do everything," tight end Riley Williams said.

Sitting behind home plate in loanDepot park, Miami Marlins manager Skip Schumaker talks about home – and baseball – for this magazine’s home issue. Home is where Lindsey and Brody and Presley – wife, son, daughter – are in California while Skip resides in Miami and makes his living trying to get ballplayers home at loanDepot park. Talk even for 15 minutes with Schumaker, though, and you get the impression that managing baseball is an avocation of sorts, while managing lives is the real game. They are lessons he learned from his late father... Читать дальше...

The Hurricanes picked up a transfer commitment from Eastern Carolina 6-foot-8 forward Brandon Johnson on Wednesday.

Florida Atlantic basketball star Johnell Davis announced that he was both declaring for the NBA draft and entering the transfer portal.

Since the draft began in 1965, the only position players on an opening-day roster with fewer games played in the minors/majors than Langford were Pete Incaviglia (zero) with the Rangers in 1986 and John Olerud (six) with the Blue Jays in 1990, according to mlb.com.

Florida's tourism-marketing agency saw its return on investment fall to 58 cents for every $1 spent after COVID-19 slammed the doors on the tourism industry, but state economists are optimistic the economic benefit will return to pre-pandemic levels, according to a new state report.

With the state Supreme Court this week signing off on ballot initiatives about abortion rights and recreational use of marijuana, Floridians in November will vote on six proposed constitutional amendments. Here's a brief look at the six issues.

Of the Miami Heat's four remaining regular-season home games, none will mean as much as Thursday night at Kaseya Center against the Philadelphia 76ers. There is nothing regular about it.

A man is in critical condition after a shooting near a bowling alley in the Gulfstream Park shopping center, police say.

As Fort Lauderdale City Manager Greg Chavarria announced he planned to step down from his job, the news left Mayor Dean Trantalis stunned. “It’s a sad moment in our community right now,” Trantalis says. “We’re losing a great talent.”

Some of Broadway’s hottest tickets are coming to South Florida. Musicals such as “The Cher Show,” “A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical” and “MJ The Musical” (Michael Jackson) are part of the 2024-2025 seasons announced by Broadway Across America, the national touring company best known by South Floridians for bringing big-name stage musicals to […]

According to the CDC, adults in the United States drink an average of 44 ounces of water each day.

It might not be for everyone, but many enjoy the freedom of working from wherever they please.

Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony played politics with the careers of two deputies accused of using excessive force against an unarmed Black teenager in 2019, according to a new lawsuit.

Miami returns a top running back duo in 2024 after drafting De'Von Achane last year, but do they still need a power rusher to complement the team speed?

The lineup at Tortuga Music Festival 2024 is deep in talents who may be new to you, or whom you’ve forgotten you love. Here are 10 recommended artists to look for lower on the bill.

The Dolphins seem set with their running back depth. However, Miami could use a power back.

Should Jimmy Butler be deferring for the Miami Heat amid this playoff drive?

A reader argues that another Trump presidency could be disastrous for America's future.

Here are South Florida's top stories for Wednesday, April 3, 2024.

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