MIAMI DEBATES TOPLESS BEACH

This aging resort’s former mayor has bared a plan that he says can revive the city’s tourist business: opening a topless beach. “Sex sells,” said Leonard ...

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Bonaventure golf course will be developed into homes

Developers are converting part of the former Bonaventure Country Club golf course into 125 single-family homes. The Terra Group of Miami bought 121 acres ...

More than 100 Broward schools now serve free supper

Six additional schools are participating in Broward County Public Schools’ Aftercare Supper Program, bringing the total number of schools in the program t...

On her way to a lifetime achievement award, Mindy Holman answers all of our questions

Melinda “Mindy” Holman represents the third generation of leadership at Holman Enterprises, but to her way of thinking the “family” in family business mea...

PRIME 112/MIAMI BEACH

There seems to be an unwritten law that dictates most steakhouses are centers of bovine theatrics rather than culinary exploration. For all the skeptics w...

Deaths in South Florida: 6/2

To place a Sun Sentinel obituary, visit this form. You can also search for previous obituaries here. Howard Paley, age 81, passed away May 31, 2018. Born ...

KIMBERLY MAYS GETS SON BACK

Florida’s famous switched-at-birth child — now a grown-up and mom — was reunited with her son Thursday after a yearlong dispute with state child-protectio...

The Boozy Cauldron, ‘Harry Potter’-style cocktail bar, pops up in Fort Lauderdale

The Boozy Cauldron, a ‘Harry Potter’-themed bar featuring cocktails, close-up magic and Butterbeer, will pop up in downtown Fort Lauderdale March 26-27. T...

The fate of beloved Delray Beach restaurant Doc’s All American could soon be decided

After languishing in limbo for the past year, the fate of one of Delray Beach’s most iconic and beloved establishments, Doc’s All American, could be decid...

Wanted: More construction workers in Florida

Seventy-nine percent of Florida construction employers say they’re having a hard time filling “some or all” skilled trade positions, according to a new su...