Miami and South Florida residents have access to one of the nation’s leading cancer care centers. Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, part of UHealth – University of Miami Health System, has been ranked No. 1 in Florida and No. 23 nationwide for cancer care in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals rankings. The recognition marks a major milestone for healthcare in South Florida. Sylvester climbed 22 positions from No. 45 last year, achieving the largest ranking improvement in the cancer center’s history. For patients and their families, the achievement highlights an important advantage: access to nationally recognized specialists, advanced…
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Halloween is about to get a little more comfortable and a lot more fun. The Miami Children’s Museum is inviting South Florida families to slip into their favorite pajamas for an evening of music, glowing experiments, spooky surprises, and hands-on adventures during its Not So Scary PJ Party, happening Friday, October 23, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. For two exciting hours, the museum will transform into a Halloween playground where children can explore familiar exhibits in a whole new light, discover mysterious characters, and enjoy activities designed to bring families together.Music will set the mood as DJ Pea spins favorite…
Carnival Freedom is returning to service with a refreshed look, upgraded amenities and a new season of cruises from Norfolk, Virginia. Following a 35-day dry dock at Chantier Naval de Marseille in France, the ship introduces changes designed to enhance the onboard experience and expand access to additional ports. Carnival Cruise Line announced on October 8 that reservations are open for its 2028 and 2029 sailings. The schedule features six- to eight-day cruises to The Bahamas, Bermuda, the Eastern Caribbean and Canada, with departures from Norfolk running through April 2029. A Familiar Silhouette, Newly Designed The most visible addition is…
Recovering from a hurricane means more than getting the lights back on. For many families, it also means facing repairs and bills when household budgets are already stretched thin. In the Florida Panhandle, Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) and its community partners are connecting customers affected by Hurricane Isaias with more than $2 million in immediate financial assistance. According to the company’s announcement, the funding helps cover utility bills, qualifying electrical repairs and other basic needs. Through two programs, eligible customers could receive up to $3,200 in combined bill credits and repair grants. Support reaching households Through FPL Saving…
The dengue outbreak in Tampa Bay, with hundreds of infections and one confirmed death, is raising serious concerns. Miami-Dade, Broward, and other South Florida counties must strengthen prevention efforts to avoid a similar public health crisis. Dengue fever is once again emerging as a serious public health threat in Florida. The Tampa Bay region is experiencing one of the largest outbreaks recorded in decades in the continental United States, serving as a warning for authorities and residents across South Florida. According to Florida Department of Health data cited by the University of South Florida (USF), 252 locally acquired dengue cases had been…
Miami International Airport introduces a convenient online parking reservation system, allowing travelers to book and prepay for parking up to one year in advance for a smoother travel experience. Traveling through Miami International Airport (MIA) just got easier, especially for passengers who prefer to plan ahead and avoid unnecessary complications. The airport now offers an online reservation system that allows travelers to book and prepay for parking before arriving, making the journey from their vehicle to the terminal more convenient. The service comes just in time for the busy holiday travel season, when thousands of families head to the airport…
An analysis of FBI data reveals that Florida recorded more than 23,600 reported burglaries in 2025. Despite the concerning frequency, the state maintained a burglary rate below the national average. A burglary was reported every 22 minutes in Florida during 2025, according to a new study conducted by Uplift Legal Funding using data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The analysis identified 23,654 reported burglaries across participating jurisdictions statewide. Despite the frequency of these crimes, Florida recorded a rate of 121.8 burglaries per 100,000 residents covered by reporting agencies, approximately 37.4% below the national average of 194.7. Florida ranked 35th among…
n celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the NHL team recognizes the contributions of South Florida’s Latino community, highlighting Alyssa Dazza for her leadership, dedication to public service and commitment to animal welfare in Broward County. Latino talent, dedication and leadership continue to make a lasting impact across South Florida. Through their Celebration of Hispanic Excellence initiative, the Florida Panthers, a National Hockey League (NHL) team, are honoring individuals whose achievements and contributions help strengthen the communities they serve. Among this year’s honorees is Alyssa Dazza, assistant director of Broward County Animal Care, whose career in public service reflects the commitment…
More than 200 firefighters and emergency personnel across Florida have received specialized training to respond to incidents involving battery energy storage systems. As new technologies transform how electricity is generated and delivered, preparing emergency responders for emerging challenges has become increasingly important. Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) and the Florida Fire Marshals and Inspectors Association (FFMIA) have joined forces to strengthen community safety through specialized firefighter training. The initiative takes on particular significance during National Fire Prevention Week, observed October 4–10, 2026, highlighting the importance of preparing first responders for potential emergencies involving modern energy storage facilities. Training for Emerging Challenges Launched earlier…
More than 150 children and families were among the first to experience a new place to play soccer in the heart of Miami. The Visa Street Soccer Park, unveiled at Henry Reeves Park, is designed to use the sport as a way to bring the community together, support youth development and create new opportunities for local families. Located at 528 NW 10th St. in Miami, the park was developed by Visa, Street Soccer USA (SSUSA) and Bank of America as part of an initiative creating similar soccer spaces in cities across the United States. The opening brought together young athletes, families,…