A transformative education bill was signed into law in Miami for a reason, Gov. Ron DeSantis told the crowd assembled at Christopher Columbus High School in Miami.

The most recent Winner and Loser of the Week.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is seeking input on new rules for where Monroe County boaters can drop anchor for more than three months at a time.

Senate and House lawmakers also aren’t in agreement on budget earmarks for two bicycle and pedestrian paths stretching 30 miles along Miami-Dade County’s primary transit corridor.

Are you still using your title as the headline in your LinkedIn profile? Do you think that LinkedIn is only used for looking for jobs? Well, LinkedIn is not just a platform for jobseekers; it is also a powerful tool for thought leadership and personal branding.

Boca Raton software entrepreneur Brad Levine is headed for a second five-year term on the board of trustees at Florida Atlantic University.

“I walk by Lululemon … and there’s a sign that says we don’t support racism, sexism, discrimination, or hate.

One of the most influential communication tools dates back 450 years.

A Miami-based support group for mothers of LGBTQ children is featured in “Mama Bears,” a documentary on the nationwide acceptance movement that will be showing in Miami on Thursday.

It’s now a two-way race for the most powerful elected office in Miami-Dade County.

The Miami Heat’s late comeback against the Detroit Pistons Sunday might very well turn out to be emblematic of the season.

Gov. Ron DeSantis is going after the liquor license of another business for participating in a drag show attended by minors.