The Michelin Guide is set to cover more areas in South Florida, including Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beaches, recognizing the region's burgeoning culinary scene.

The article forecasts sunny weather in Miami for Super Bowl 59, with temperatures reaching around 80°F, calm winds, and a chance of isolated showers. The good weather is expected to continue with high pressure keeping storms at bay.

The Miami District 5 "AI Marketing Accelerator" course offers local business owners the chance to master AI in marketing, with free sessions scheduled from March to May 2025.

Two men were injured in a double stabbing in Oakland Park, Florida, and were hospitalized with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. Details and motives are unclear; no suspect information has been released.

Florida faces "very high" flu activity, with health officials urging early treatment and vaccination amidst a surge in cases and symptoms like headache and body aches.

A 71-year-old woman was fatally struck by two vehicles in Delray Beach, prompting local concerns about pedestrian safety.

Broward County Parks waives entry fees on its 69th birthday, but other charges like camping and rentals still apply, excluding Hollywood North Beach Park parking.

Miami Beach has banned fireworks except on New Year's Day, Independence Day, and New Year's Eve to protect the marine environment and improve resident and pet well-being.

Leon Medical Centers collaborated with Johns Hopkins and FIU to showcase a 3D printing technology for realistic surgical training with bleeding anatomical models.

Oxbridge Academy in West Palm Beach was temporarily locked down due to a suspicious person nearby; authorities found no threat, and the lockdown was lifted.

A DACA recipient teacher in Miami-Dade faces deportation after ICE detained them, raising concerns on DACA protections. Union confirms proper work authorization.

Miami is expected to experience a period of dry, sunny weather with highs near 80 degrees and mild easterly winds, as forecasted by The National Weather Service.

Florida teacher's unions oppose federal actions they believe endanger immigrant students and oppose a potential closure of the U.S. Department of Education. They emphasize the need to protect students and maintain educational funding and programs.