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An Intimate Exploration of Love with Nicole Henry One of our homegrown, South Florida vocalists returns from touring the country with her #4 charting jazz album to bring back her love for the Arts Garage family! Expect a special night created ju...

The Florida Chapter of the United States Harness Writers Association (USHWA) has announced four candidates who will receive awards this year from the 2023 Allen J. Finkelson Scholarship program.

An Escambia Circuit Court Judge denied a motion seeking to hold Pensacola in contempt for removing the Confederate monument in 2020.

An Escambia Circuit Court Judge denied a motion seeking to hold Pensacola in contempt for removing the Confederate monument in 2020.

In a new court filing the city attorneys wrote that the arguments the city violated any court order were "fallacious and without merit."

In a new court filing the city attorneys wrote that the arguments the city violated any court order were "fallacious and without merit."

The barbershop once played a vital role in the community and is now the last remaining business structure from the Smokey Hollow neighborhood.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- The scramble is on in South Florida to get children vaccinated for the new school year. Health departments, pediatricians and mobile clinics are slammed with children who still need the required vaccines to start school for the first time, or to enter the seventh grade. During the pandemic, many Florida children fell behind on yearly well-checks and vaccine schedules. ...

Little Liberty Belle Garcia arrived in the world at a Hollywood hospital in August weighing only 1 pound 5 ounces. A month later, Cheyenne Tomblin was born at a Boca Raton hospital weighing 12 ounces, about the size of a can of soda. By being born tiny and months early, they both faced incredible odds to survive. In Florida, the difficult struggle of such babies is happening more often with ...