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Florida’s roadways and communities, from Jacksonville to Miami and Tampa to Orlando, see thousands of accidents each year, with traffic crashes alone accounting for more than 400,000 injuries statewide annually. In a state with such high travel volume and a growing population, understanding the building blocks of a strong injury…

Florida is a state shaped by constant motion. New businesses open daily, families relocate from across the country, and property, employment, and commercial relationships evolve under a complex legal landscape. From Miami to Tampa and beyond, residents and business owners face regulations that can shift with local rules, courts, and…

Eileen Higgins won a historic victory in December. She became the first woman ever elected mayor of Miami, as well as its first Democratic mayor since 1997.

Once written off after leaving Georgia, the quarterback pushed aside doubts to rebuild his career and lead Miami back to glory.

Quarterback Carson Beck of course tops the list, but there are key performers on both sides of the ball who will be needed if the Hurricanes want to take down unbeaten Indiana.

Rolling Loud 2026 will take place in Orlando this May. Here's what we know about the lineup, dates and ticket prices.

Moore announced that he will be returning to Oregon instead of entering the 2026 NFL draft.

Plus, Anthony Davis’s evolving injury timeline and whether he’s still likely to be traded and a look at whether the Rockets are in real trouble.

Classes at Christopher Columbus High School in Miami are canceled Tuesday