Five family members are facing charges after police said they were dealing drugs out of a Hialeah motel where they lived with ...

Related Ross broke ground on a new office complex at CityPlace as officials shared details for Eataly, bigger Publix.

Farm Share, Florida's leading food nonprofit and the state's largest food bank, is distributing food to food-insecure ...

Watch for more Florida malls to lose their anchor stores this year. Retail chain Macy’s announced in January it would be losing 66 furniture and department store locations, including eight in Florida.

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On Feb. 11, TD Cowen analyst Andrew Kligerman raised the price target on W. R. Berkley from $68 to $73, which is also the Street-high target, while maintaining a “Buy” rating. The mean price ...

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Midtown residents paying $3,200 a month for one-bedroom apartments say they share their buildings with squatters and people using drugs in communal spaces, and their landlord isn't doing anything ...

While roughly 3,000 have returned home, most remain homeless after more than three weeks — a bigger displacement than during a similar Israeli campaign in the West Bank in 2002, according to two ...

Hialeah police said officers responded to the area of West Fourth Avenue and 76th Street, where they discovered the woman’s body. Authorities said no foul play is suspected at this time.

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