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Playboy's $12.5 million purchase of the Freehand Miami Beach to make it a private club threatens the iconic Broken Shaker bar inside.
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Punta Gorda City Council approved parking space for a new AdventHealth facility, bringing residents closer to having emergency care nearby.
A newly hired Palm Beach County sheriff’s deputy revived an unresponsive woman at a Delray Beach home. Video shows CPR and Narcan as she starts breathing again; her condition is still unknown.
Inspectors temporarily shut 9 Broward and Palm Beach restaurants for rodent droppings, roaches, flies, handwashing lapses, chemicals near food and temperature violations. Some reopened after rechecks.
Health experts warn that the simultaneous circulation of bird flu and seasonal influenza could increase the risk of a new virus capable of spreading between humans.
Popular Coral Gables restaurant Eating House was briefly shut down after a health inspection found more than 30 roaches and other violations.
Beloved Miami burger spot Coney Burger will close in downtown Miami on November 30, shocking customers, but hopes to find a new location.
Compton Park Apartments, a Wilmington apartment community dating to the 1960s, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Delaware is set to receive another hundred-million-dollar sum to continue building out the state’s rural healthcare infrastructure over the next four years.
SALISBURY — Among the most crucial jobs in any community are those helping addicts seeking recovery. Tasha Jamison, Wicomico County Health Department Addictions Coordinator, knows from …
The Delaware Division of Public Health announced Thursday, Nov. 12, that Dr. Harrison Hines, a former White House policy leader, is its new director as of last month.
Delaware will receive $160.2 million in federal Rural Health Transformation Program funding in the second year of the initiative, about $3 million more than the first round.
Delaware’s deer hunters are hoping to be busy during the general firearm season Friday, Nov. 13 through Sunday, Nov. 22.