A Florida family says their visit to Universal Orlando’s Epic Universe to celebrate their neurodivergent daughter’s seventh birthday ended with them being escorted out of
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Officers rescue cows from burning barn
Police body‑camera video from upstate New York shows officers rushing into a burning barn to rescue several cows, herding them to safety before the fire
Pope warns war is “back in vogue” as global conflicts intensify
Pope Leo XIV delivered a forceful foreign‑policy speech at the Vatican, warning that war is “back in vogue” as nations increasingly turn away from diplomacy
Opposition lawmaker injured in explosive attack in Honduras
An opposition lawmaker in Honduras was injured when an explosive device was thrown during a media appearance, according to party officials, who say the blast
U.S. cancels planned second strike as Venezuela begins releasing political prisoners
President Trump canceled a planned second strike in Venezuela after the country began releasing political prisoners, leaving South Florida families waiting to learn whether their
National Quitters Day highlights new push to help young adults break nicotine addiction
On National Quitters Day — the second Friday of January — a new survey shows more than two‑thirds of young nicotine users plan to quit
Art Deco Weekend draws crowds for food, history, and a showcase of architectural gems
South Florida is gearing up for the 49th Art Deco Weekend, a celebration expected to draw more than 50,000 visitors to Miami Beach with tours,
Hyperion scores more public subsidies for delayed Boynton Beach project
Hyperion Group won increased incentives for its delayed Boynton Beach multifamily project in a deal presumed to be the local Community Redevelopment Agency’s biggest-ever tax
Canes arrive home to celebration after clinching national title berth
The University of Miami football team arrived home to cheers and celebration after defeating Ole Miss and securing a spot in the national championship game.
Federal government warns millions of wage garnishment over defaulted student loans
The federal government is warning millions of Americans who have defaulted on their student loans that their wages could soon be garnished. More than 45