The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show is back for its 66th year. It’s expected to generate nearly $900 million in sales, $1.7 billion in statewide
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Commuters face changes as Tri-Rail drops station transport vouchers
Tri-Rail is ending its $5 voucher program that helped riders cover cab or rideshare costs to and from stations, aiming to cut expenses by year’s
World’s largest in-water boat show opens in Fort Lauderdale for its 66th year
The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show has kicked off its 66th year, drawing over 100,000 visitors and generating nearly $900 million in economic impact. As
Miami Beach police officer David Cajuso honored after fatal motorcycle crash on I-75
There were emotional and unforgettable scenes on Wednesday afternoon as the body of a fallen Miami Beach police officer was taken to a funeral home
Shaquille O’Neal’s $200,000 Range Rover stolen in Atlanta; $10,000 reward offered
Shaquille O’Neal’s customized $200,000 Range Rover was reportedly stolen in Georgia while being transported to Louisiana. The SUV vanished in the Atlanta area after passing
Former Miami lawmaker Frank Artiles to fight conviction in 2020
Attorneys for former Miami Republican lawmaker Frank Artiles on Wednesday argued an appeals court should toss out his criminal conviction in a case involving a
Self-driving boat featured at 66th annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show
The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show is the largest in-water boat show in the world and kicks off Wednesday, Oct. 29. Source link
South Florida nonprofits team to prepare items to fly to Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa
Pet Project partnered with Greater Good Charities to deliver essential items and pet food for victims of Hurricane Melissa. Source link
Prime Minister declares Jamaica a disaster area as rescue and clean-up efforts begin
The devastation in Jamaica is starting to become clear as officials assess damage, which includes parishes underwater, cars flooded, and homes destroyed. More than 15,000
Alleged ringleader of VITAS building graffiti, other vandalized locations across Miami caught, police say
Miami police say they’ve arrested the man accused of leading the vandalism that transformed the once-abandoned VITAS building in Downtown Miami into a brightly painted graffiti