Новости за 11.04.2024

New Hurricanes women's basketball coach Tricia Cullop is excited for the opportunity to take over the program after long-time coach Katie Meier retired.

Though COVID-19 cases are currently low, nearly 2,300 people have died in Florida this year after catching the virus according to Florida Department of Health data. Only 16% of Florida adults are up-to-date on their shots.

Oren Griffith Jr. recently won the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County Run AWAY 5K on Greenway Trails.

New Hurricanes quarterback Cam Ward considered entering the NFL draft, but instead he will line up in Coral Gables this year and try to take Miami to the postseason.

After getting the wake-up call, Fort Lauderdale has put its drainage upgrade plan on the fast track. But it will take a decade to finish the entire $750 million project.

The license of the driver who crashed into a group of nine cyclists on State Road A1A in Gulf Stream earlier this year was suspended at the time of the crash and remains suspended, according to Florida Highway Patrol.

The Women’s POWER Pickleball League in Palm Beach County is making a difference on and off the court as they recently held a fundraiser for Make-A-Wish Southern Florida at The Addison in Boca Raton.

Afar magazine's list of top new hotels spans the globe, from the Kalahari Desert to Santa Barbara wine country

Should Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc., as well as companies such as Alphabet Inc. and Apple Inc., have the power to decide what happens to our data after our deaths?

Constellation Kidney Group (CKG) isn’t the only health care leader making waves with artificial intelligence (AI). DeLorean AI, another company at the forefront of medical technology, is making strides in the field of kidney care. The company’s recent partnership with Innovative Renal Care (IRC) signifies a groundbreaking step forward in improving patient outcomes for chronic […]

The SouthTech Academy High School Rugby program in Boynton Beach is allowing students to learn a new sport while creating opportunities to receive college scholarships.

Friday is the deadline to score a deal on tickets to LOWFF, which returns to downtown Fort Lauderdale this month.

O.J. Simpson dies of cancer at 76, a look back at his life through the years in photos.

What we know (and still want to know) about the minutes from a special Jan. 12 ACC meeting.

Four out of 10 Florida voters support a referendum that would enshrine abortion rights in the state Constitution, a poll showed Thursday, far short of the 60% majority needed for passage.

The Heat's hops are down to following the magical run of last season from a play-in game to the NBA Finals. That's not a blueprint. It's a fantasy.

Politically, the beat goes on, for and against Donald Trump.

South Florida researchers trying to prevent predatory fish from devouring laboratory-grown coral are grasping at biodegradable straws in an effort to restore what some call the rainforest of the sea.

Advice columnist Amy Dickinson answers her readers' questions in this April 11, 2024 edition of Ask Amy.

An on-demand transit service will come to Boca Raton in the next several weeks, providing little to no-cost rides to some of the city's most popular spots.

Here are South Florida's top stories for Thursday, April 11, 2024.

Some of those heartwarming pictures were transformed into decals and will adorn the players' helmets when they take the field at FBC Mortgage Stadium for Friday's spring game (7 p.m.). Each helmet will also feature a gold stripe with the names of each of those patients.

It will be the first criminal prosecution of a former president in American history.

Donald Trump drew a crowd of supporters outside a campaign fundraiser held by prominent Orlando attorney Dan Newlin at his home near Windermere on Wednesday night.

The Dolphins are OK at inside linebacker heading into the NFL draft even though they lost Jerome Baker to Seattle Seahawks.