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Gov. Ron DeSantis confirmed another likely case of the COVID-19 coronavirus on Thursday, bringing the total to four patients in the state. While there have been no reports of the

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Arthur J. Falcone, CEO and chairman of the Falcone Group, and co founder and managing principal of Encore Capital Management, has been selected as one of 14 recipients of the Horatio Alger Award, which honor the achievements of successful

Spirit Airlines has submitted site plans to Dania Beach for a $250 million headquarters that could be up to 500,000-square-feet at the Dania Pointe development along Interstate 95. The project

While South Florida was fortunate enough to avoid major devastation as a result of Hurricane Dorian, the island of Grand Bahama and the northern Bahamas did not weather the storm

Chip Falkanger Broker Associate Florida Luxurious Properties His back story: Falkanger grew up “roaming the hallways” of his father’s architectural firm in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The years of being immersed

The Florida Lottery would have become the first lottery operator in the nation to issue warnings about playing its games under a bill passed by the Florida Legislature, but vetoed

Fort Lauderdale’s iconic Pier Sixty-Six Hotel has closed for a two-year, half-billion dollar renovation that will fix the damaged hotel and transform the 22-acre property. Owner Tavistock Group says the

Early in its history Brightline was promoted as having limited stops, but that’s evolving. Now the system renamed Virgin Trains USA is expecting to add stops at PortMiami, Boca Raton

Businesses, restaurants and shopping centers around Fort Lauderdale were closing Thursday as taps dried up after a contractor damaged a 42-inch water main. The damaged main connects the city’s wellfield

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Aerospace Technologies Group of Boca Raton reports it products were used on a flight that shattered the world record for global circumnavigation of the Earth’s poles with a time of