This Massive Florida Thrift Store Feels Like A Never-Ending Treasure Hunt
I have a thrift store problem. I cannot walk past one without going in, and I rarely leave empty-handed. But nothing prepared me for what I found in Florida. This place broke my brain a little. We are talking about a state known for its quirks, its chaos, and its...
The Gluten Is Missing, But the Flavor Isn’t at These 11 Florida Bakeries
Finding a bakery that truly nails gluten-free baking is harder than it sounds. Too many places serve up dry, crumbly excuses for bread and call it a day. But Florida? Florida is doing something right. From Tampa Bay to Miami, these 11 bakeries are proving that skipping the gluten doesn’t...
Old Habits Die Hard, and Miami’s Took Them Out Dropping Series Against No. 11...
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, and the Miami Hurricanes have found themselves back in that same loop. The Hurricanes ha
Cops capture Palmetto Bay fugitive accused of stealing serviceman’s car, leaving dog inside to...
PALMETTO BAY, Fla. — A Palmetto Bay man being sought by Colorado authorities for the theft of a serviceman’s vehicle ― and the death of his dog ― has been captured, according to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office. Deputies said they took Andrew Lee Jansen, 28,...
Miami family seeks community support following tragic mental health loss
A Miami-Dade County family is mourning the devastating loss of Sexton Garcia, whose death has sparked renewed conversations surrounding mental health awareness, emotional support systems, and the lasting impact suicide can have on families across South Florida. According to loved ones, Garcia passed away on May 1 follo
Cuba Nostalgia attendees hopeful for change as crisis worsens in Cuba
MIAMI — Many Cuban Americans gathered at the Miami-Dade County Fair and Exposition Center on Saturday for Cuba Nostalgia, a celebration of Cuban heritage, culture and the Catholic faith. While attendees celebrated at the event, many were also closely following developments in Cuba. The situation on the island continues
Miami Gardens food giveaway marks America’s upcoming 250th anniversary
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Miami Gardens was the place to be on Saturday as hundreds of families lined up for a major food giveaway. Good Neighbor Day America partnered with VOUS Church’s Miami Gardens campus, which served as one of the flagship sites for the nationwide event. To...
How to get free trees in Miami-Dade: 2026 Adopt-A-Tree schedule and registration
There's been a lot of talk on the Key Biscayne about trees lately, specifically about one that needs to be removed and some 565 trees that were on the verge of possibly getting replaced. Now, there's good news for tree lovers. Miami-Dade County’s Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM) will...
Haitian Compas Festival brings culture, community together during Haitian Heritage Month
NORTH MIAMI, Fla. — The Haitian Compas Festival brought thousands to South Florida during Haitian Heritage Month, celebrating Haitian culture through music, food and community. Organizers said this year’s event carried added significance as the Haitian community continues facing challenges. “If you are in Miami in May,
Heavier Cells Capable of 2 to 3 Plus Inches of Rain Hitting Florida Including...
FLORIDA — Brand new storm models are out for Florida this weekend, showing storm chances both Saturday and Sunday across a large portion of the peninsula with the best opportunity for rain arriving during the afternoon and evening hours both days, and Sunday shaping up as the more active and widespread of the two days
