While most of Miami slept, two construction workers climbed into a trench in the center of a 12-lane highway. The earth was ...

The Barefoot Country Music Fest in Wildwood, New Jersey is gearing up for it's sixth annual event in June of 2026. Five years ...

While stars injured by items thrown by the crowd is perhaps more widely reported on, Rodgers is not the first artist to be ...

From 1885 to 1893, "Barefoot Mailmen" delivered mail along a 136-mile route between Palm Beach and Key Biscayne. The journey involved walking 80 miles on foot and traveling 56 miles by boat, taking ...

We've said it before: In South Florida, where some think nothing happened until Henry Flagler showed up, a century is a long, long time. Indeed, the story of the Barefoot Mailman is almost 140 years ...

A 70-year-old Florida woman was sentenced to four years in prison for a 2021 DUI crash that killed another woman. Irene Vatland Testa pleaded no contest to DUI manslaughter after causing the crash ...

The woman pleaded no contest to charges including DUI manslaughter after striking a couple with her car after the 2021 Vero Beach Christmas Parade. Mary Berrigan, later died from conditions resulting ...

Celebrity chef Guy Fieri sold his Lake Worth Beach, Florida, home after first listing it in 2023. Despite the sale, Fieri maintains strong ties to Florida through his restaurants, television show ...

Mar-a-Lago, owned by President Donald Trump, is his private home and club in Palm Beach, Florida. Mar-a-Lago has been the site of several security breaches, including trespassing incidents and ...

More than $14 million worth of cocaine was intercepted on the Florida's Turnpike in Palm Beach County as part of a multi-agency operation, Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins announced at a news ...

The event was hosted by the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches, described on their website as "Florida’s largest non-partisan political and public affairs organization." The governor made wide-ranging ...

Editor's note: This story was excerpted and edited from an Eliot Kleinberg Florida Times column that originally ran in 2012. We've said it before: In South Florida, where some think nothing happened ...