Miami, FL Trick Daddy and Trina are hosting a foodie bus tour as part of this Miami wine and food festival.miamiherald.com - By Carlos Frías After working all year to launch a four-day food festival that shows the diversity of African cuisine in America, its organizer was at the gym when …
Dinosaurs Classic ’00: We’re just a few dinosaurs short of a full tankmiamiherald.com - By DAVE BARRY (This Dave Barry column was originally published Sunday, April 16, 2000) If you’ve been to a gas station lately, you have no doubt been shocked by the …
Tate Martell Manny Diaz releases first depth chart of season for Gators gamemiamiherald.com - By Susan Miller Degnan Miami Hurricanes coach Manny Diaz just spoke at his first news conference before Saturday’s opener against the Florida Gators. We weren’t sure if he …
Caviar Caviar distributed coast-to-coast recalled on botulism concernsmiamiherald.com - By David J. Neal All cans of Grained Salmon Caviar 95g with a best by date of Oct. 7, 2020, have been recalled by AWERS on the possibility they might hit the consumer …
Miami, FL Hundreds of furry friends find homes on Clear The Shelters Daymiamiherald.com - By Devoun Cetoute Hundreds of wagging tails and lonely hearts found their forever homes as the nationwide adoption event, Clear The Shelters Day, came to a close. On …
Avocado ‘Thick, creamy, savory and slightly sweet.’ This Miami company sells rare avocadosmiamiherald.com - By Devoun Cetoute Avocado stands and sellers are a staple in South Florida. Whether it’s at your job or on the side of the road, people can’t get enough the mellow, …
Florida Want a furry best friend? Adoption fees are being waived in South Florida this weekendmiamiherald.com - By Michelle Marchante If you’re looking for a furry companion to share your home with, this is the weekend to find one. On Saturday, hundreds of shelters across the country …
Hurricane Irma Two years after Irma, popular Florida Keys beach reopensmiamiherald.com - By David Goodhue One of the many prized Florida Keys sites that was a casualty to Hurricane Irma is Anne’s Beach, a popular swimming, picnicking and kite surfing spot …
Miami Beach We have been Miami Spicing all around Miami Beach. Here are some of our favoritesmiamiherald.com - By Miami Beach is ground zero for Miami Spice. Wherever you turn, there’s a swanky hotel restaurant offering you the deal of a lifetime (or at least the …
Miami-Dade County Two Miami-Dade cities support legalizing marijuana. But pot still has a long way to gomiamiherald.com - By Julia Ingram As the push to legalize recreational marijuana moves forward, local municipalities are showing their support. So far, two South Florida cities — South …
Florida Department of Health Mosquito-borne illnesses growing in Florida as West Nile virus crops up in chickensmiamiherald.com - By Howard Cohen The West Nile virus doesn’t just set up shop in humans. Flocks of chickens in Florida have tested positive for mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile …
Walt Disney World Resort Going to Disney World just got cheaper — but there’s a catchmiamiherald.com - By Devoun Cetoute Big things are opening at Walt Disney World very soon and the park is making it a little cheaper for visitors. But there is a catch. Or two. With the …
The lotus is sacred in some cultures, but it’s easy to grow in the subtropicsmiamiherald.com - By Kenneth Setzer The near-mythic lotus is easy to grow here in the subtropics. And you don’t really even need a proper pond. When I was a kid up north, I didn’t think …
Key Largo Key Largo resort that lost its main building to fire says it will reopen in Decembermiamiherald.com - By David Goodhue A luxury, all-inclusive Key Largo resort that was severely damaged by fire in May, just five months after it opened, announced this week it plans to …
Blood Cancer How two people have made a big difference in blood cancer researchmiamiherald.com - By Christina Mayo Five years after Robert “Robbie” Roesler de Villiers died of leukemia at age 16 in 1944, his family decided to do something to help others. There …
Pfizer Migraine headache drug recalled after company finds possible microbial contaminationmiamiherald.com - By David J. Neal Pfizer recalled two lots of migraine drug Relpax after finding those lots “may not meet Pfizer’s in-house microbiological specification for the …
Miami, FL ‘We’re not gonna sell it.’ Beloved Pinecrest spot vows to serve clam chowder for 50 more yearsmiamiherald.com - By Tiana Headley Captain’s Tavern was in Pinecrest before that stretch of US 1 became littered with strip malls, back 48 years ago when there was nothing but a …
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Watch Walt Disney World’s first aerial walk-through of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edgemiamiherald.com - By Devoun Cetoute Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opens in two weeks and fans everywhere are waiting to get in. Well, Walt Disney World may have heard the buzz and released …
Emotional Support Animals Pregnant woman says her comfort dog was locked in plane’s bathroom. Now, she’s suingmiamiherald.com - By Michelle Marchante A pregnant woman in South Florida is suing American Airlines after she said a flight attendant locked her dog in the bathroom during the last hour of …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoSugar The plane passenger passed out, and her seatmate saved her life with a timely lickmiamiherald.com - By Howard Cohen The hero on board a Frontier Airlines flight from Trenton to West Palm Beach is cute. Some might say at the degree of Brad Pitt in “Once Upon a Time …
Florida Department of Health Thinking of swimming in these 4 Florida cities? Think again — they have high poop levelsmiamiherald.com - By Devoun Cetoute Safe swimming is out of the question in four Florida waterways because the Department of Health says there is too much poop in them. The Florida …
Miami Beach Gross Grocers: Mice in a 7-Eleven, weevils in rice, bird poop on bread racks, and sewagemiamiherald.com - By David J. Neal You know it’s a special Gross Grocers when the usual roaches, rodents, old dried food on equipment and unwashed hands get joined by bird poop and …
Carnival Cruise Lines Carnival Magic was a turning point for the cruise line: less glitz, more sophisticationmiamiherald.com - By David G. Molyneaux For a good look at the future ships of Carnival Cruise Line, book a ride on the new 3,690-passenger Carnival Magic. The Magic, which debuted in May in …
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission A motorized awning cover killed a senior citizen. That’s why 281,000 have been recalledmiamiherald.com - By David J. Neal Vinyl covers for motorized awnings help aesthetics while extending the life of the awning. But one helped end the life of a human and injured six …
Onions Looking for free lunch? Jersey Mike’s got you covered, but there’s a catchmiamiherald.com - By Devoun Cetoute Who can pass up an offer for a free lunch? As a promotion for the launch of its new app, sub shop Jersey Mike’s will be offering a free regular sub …
El Paso, TX After El Paso and Dayton shootings, kindness of children and communities shine brightlymiamiherald.com - By Ana Veciana-Suarez If there were ever a time we needed to believe in the redemption of kindness, in the humanity of our neighbors, surely it is now. I don’t know of a …
Miami, FL It was supposed to be the Wynwood Yard of North Beach. Now it’s not happening.miamiherald.com - By Carlos Frías and The North Beach Yard started as a thought experiment: Could the founders of the Wynwood Yard recreate the popular outdoor community garden, dining …
Babies Classic ’00: Who won the primaries? Dad was busy elsewheremiamiherald.com - By DAVE BARRY (This Dave Barry column was originally published Sunday, March 26, 2000) Today, I’d like to share with you my thoughts on the presidential campaign. …
Miami, FL A McDonald’s, a Wendy’s, dead roaches in shrimp. Restaurants that failed inspectionsmiamiherald.com - By David J. Neal Massive hamburger chains, bad butter and the usual roaches running about highlight the Sick and Shut Down List of Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach …
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