SeaWorld Orlando is expected to announce today what park officials call the biggest expansion in the resort’s history, with three new attractions to be built over the next two years.
The idea of opening all-boys and/or all-girls public schools is gaining support from the Broward School Board
When a resident proposed opening a teen dance club in west Pembroke Pines that wouldn’t close until 1 a.m., city commissioners squawked: No way!
Car companies, attracted by incentives, invest $6 billion to build plants in other Southeast states.
People owing more than their homes are worth remains a big problem in South Florida, but it isn’t nearly as bad here as it is elsewhere.
Pembroke Pines residents eager to discuss concerns about City Center, the Charter School lawsuit – or anything else catching their fancy – have a chance when Mayor Frank Ortis delivers his annual town hall address on Jan. 26
This time, Jack Stromfeld says he means it. The 93-year-old is finally stepping down from his full-time, volunteer position as the U.S. director of Neve Michael Children’s Village, which helps at-risk children in Israel.
South Florida home sales increased in February for a second consecutive month, the Florida Realtors said Monday.
Judge Gregory Keyser shows a defendant a payment agreement plan that the defendant agreed to repay to a credit card company during a pre-trial hearing at the Palm Beach County courthouse
The artworks of Stanford Slutsky will be featured in a Pembroke Pines college next week.
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