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Scorching Mother’s Day Sunshine Precedes a Humid Workweek of Scattered Storms
Mainland sun and Keys heat highlight Sunday before stormy afternoon skies sweep across South Florida during the workweek.
The Moniker ‘Mom’ Comes From Babies. The First Thing A Baby Can Vocalize Is The ‘Ma’ Sound
Mother’s Day is the busiest day of the year for restaurants, with 62% of Americans dining out.
The Brink of Brinkmanship: Washington Holds Its Breath as Tehran Weighs a Final Offer (Video)
Washington awaits Tehran's response to a peace proposal while Iran warns of retaliatory strikes for every American attack.
Shattering the Wall: Trump’s New Commission Targets the Fundamental Separation of Church and State
Trump’s aggressive new commission targets the wall of separation, weaving conservative Christian doctrine into all federal policy actions.
The Florida Blueprint: Ron DeSantis and the Strategic Realignment of the Republican Party
As Florida’s governor navigates complex political landscapes, his relationship with Donald Trump remains a defining force for Republicans.
The Protein Apocalypse: Why Your Muscle Recovery Is Costing a Fortune in 2026
Global supply chain disruptions and record high demand have left protein powder shelves empty as viral food trends stall.
How Dolphins Communicate – New Discoveries From A Long Term Study In Sarasota, Florida
By Laela Sayigh, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Human fascination with bottlenose dolphins goes back thousands of years, at least as early as Greek mythology.
Eating Eggs 5 Times A Week Linked To Lower Alzheimer’s Risk In New Study
A new study now claims that eating eggs at least five times a week is linked to a lower likelihood of receiving an Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Memorial held for brothers killed while trying to protect sister
MIAMI (WSVN) - A heartbroken family came together to remember two brothers who lost their lives while protecting their sister. Balloons were released into the...