Havana Harry’s Returns to Coral Gables This Fall
After more than a year dark, Havana Harry’s is coming back to Coral Gables. The Cuban comfort-food room…
OPINION: USF’s Recreation and Wellness Center is on the right track
The USF Recreation and Wellness Center has made progress in rectifying the issues that plagued it before. ORACLE…
Rapper Kodak Black won’t face charges in Orange drug arrest
Popular Florida-born rapper Kodak Black won’t be facing criminal charges because of his Orange County drug trafficking arrest after…
‘They’re all angels’: Fort Pierce community gathers to honor 9/11 victims
‘They’re all angels’: Fort Pierce community gathers to honor 9/11 victims FORT PIERCE, Fla. — Members of the…
Where to find 9/11 memorials across the Tampa Bay area
TAMPA, FL — Dozens of 9/11 memorials can be found across the Tampa Bay area. Here is a…
Fort Myers Beach rallies around Cape Coral mom to help buy wheelchair accessible van
Fort Myers Beach rallies around Cape Coral mom to help buy wheelchair accessible van LEE COUNTY, Fla. —…
Johnston’s meat market is bringing farm-to-table options to Tallahassee
NORTHEAST TALLAHASSEE, FL (WTXL) — Johnston’s, a 100-year-old meat market based in Monticello, is opening a second location…
FART PRANK GONE WRONG. Three students were hospitalized and multiple others were impacted after a “fart spray” incident at a Fort Lauderdale school on Friday, officials said. Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue officials said crews responded to Virginia Shuman Young Elementary School after receiving a report that a student had sprayed an “odor-causing substance” in a room. Fort Lauderdale Police described it as a “fart spray.” The school was placed on a hold status and 10 students were evaluated for complaints of respiratory distress, officials said. #fart #prank #school #hazmat
FART PRANK GONE WRONG. Three students were hospitalized and multiple others were impacted after a “fart spray” incident…
Mail-in ballot envelope scramble hints at chaos under Trump rules, Florida official says
The envelope Leon County, Florida, planned to use to mail ballots to thousands of voters was initially rejected…
New report claims major Jacksonville hospitals are not fully complying with price transparency rules – 104.5 WOKV
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Some of Jacksonville’s biggest hospitals are not complying with federal price transparency requirements – That’s…
‘Changed me forever’: Retired Miami-Dade firefighters recall 9/11 rescue efforts – NBC 6 South Florida
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, two retired Miami-Dade firefighters are sharing their memories, their expertise and…
Volunteers pack thousands of meals in Tampa for 9/11 Day of Service
Across the country, thousands of people are choosing not just to remember, but to serve this 9/11. Benchmark…