Month: February 2022
Welcome to Florida: Here are six cool walks to take in our gorgeous weather.
It’s time to lace up your sneakers and take a stroll. We’ve scoped out six walking routes in Broward and Palm Beach counties: Where to park, what you’ll see, and where to stop for a snack.
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Grandpa and Grandson Haul In Two Sniper Rifles While Magnet Fishing
An 11-year-old and his grandfather went magnet fishing for the first time. They pulled up two .50-caliber Barrett rifles wrapped in plastic.
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Florida Keys Fisheries & Economic Health Depend on Everglades Restoration
In a state renowned for idyllic vacations, Florida Bay — spanning more than 1,000 square miles between the tip of the Florida peninsula and the Florida Keys — is the cream of the crop. With islands…
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Super Bowl host cities ranked from worst (sorry, Indianapolis), to first
No. 1 on this list was an easy one.
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Right whales giving birth a cause for excitement, but not enough to save endangered species
Each new right whale calf is good news, but not enough to save these endangered marine mammals from looming extinction
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The Best Free Events in Miami This Week
Unbranded Brewing, Twelve’Len, Stand-Up at Shirley’s, and more free events this week.
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Bynum, Providence win; Hoyas drop school-worst 11th straight
Jared Bynum scored a career-high 32 points and No. 15 Providence won its seventh in a row, beating Georgetown 71-52 and sending the Hoyas to their school-record 11th straight loss.
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Cocoa Beach legend Kelly Slater wins 56th career title ahead of 50th birthday
Just six days before his 50th birthday, there was Kelly Slater being hoisted through a sea of euphoric spectators, celebrating with a bottle of Champagne in one hand and tears of joy and memories flowing in his eyes.
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Captains for Clean Water: Nonprofit Group Empowers Advocacy for Better Water Management
Captains For Clean Water is a grassroots nonprofit organization that fights to protect and restore Florida’s incredible water resources.
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He’s 91 and won’t stop running in Miami Half Marathon
Lewis Ress’ son Brad, 56, doesn’t run — that is, if you don’t count the time four years ago that he jumped out of an airplane, free fell 14,500 feet and then competed in a 50K (31 miles) foot race.
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