Michelle Obama To Make South Florida Stop Friday
First Lady Michelle Obama will make a South Florida stop Friday as part of her “Let’s Move” healthy initiatives tour.
Jackson Memorial Health System officials are planning on addressing the media after a report from CBS4 news partner the Miami...
Take a close look at your birth control pills ladies because Pfizer is recalling a million birth control packets because of a...
Several times a week more than a dozen baby boomers hit the dance floor at The Bijoux Dance Center in South West Miami-Dade to...
Your child's lunch at school is about get healthier. First Lady Michelle Obama has announced a major nutritional overhaul of...
First Lady Michelle Obama will make a South Florida stop Friday as part of her “Let’s Move” healthy initiatives tour.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio has never backed down from a challenge, but his latest target is the President of the United States over an issue that could thrust Rubio further into the Republican spotlight.
Residents who live near Miami neighborhood of Little Haiti will now be able to get fresh fruits and vegetables grown on local farms.
A group of South Florida youngsters have been learning the sweet science as they try to get fit and stay fit.
Imagine a world without Facebook, Twitter, or text messages. If it’s a nightmarish thought, you’re like most people aged 18-25 who are hopelessly addicted to something worse than alcohol or tobacco.
Michael Foods of Minnesota has issued a recall of hard-cooked eggs due to a possible contamination of listeria.
There’s been outrage on the streets and online over the Susan G. Komen Foundation’s decision to cut annual funding to Planned Parenthood.
No if’s, and or “butts” about it. Florida, and Miami in particular, is obsessed with being bootylicious!
Did legendary Penn State football coach Joe Paterno die from a broken heart? Medically, his death is attributed to lung cancer. Emotionally, there are those who believe a major life trauma, like losing the coaching job he loved, can trigger “Broken Heart Syndrome.”
Dozens of lawsuits from former NFL players were on full display in a federal court in Miami Thursday. The lawyers for the league are asking for the cases, which dealt with negligence and other charges, to be combined into one case.