Before we begin- we nailed the coin flip again yesterday. In super bowl coin flips, we believe we have called each one correctly but one since starting the blog. Plus we told you the Giants +3 was a great bet and we told you to forgo the points and tak... »
A spectator looks on at the tens of thousands of paper cutouts of childrens' hands and other artwork put up at the beginning of Children's Week in the Capitol rotunda on Monday afternoon. (Matthew Riva/The Miami Herald) »
TALLAHASSEE — We figure by now that everyone knows that former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney beat former U.S. Rep. Newt Gingrich in yesterday’s primary. So, we’ll focus on other stories in today’s morning reads. Here are the top five stories you shoul... »
The Genting message has been clear since purchasing the land occupying both the Miami Herald and Omni Buildings in June 2011 (http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/20/us-usa-gambling-genting-idUSTRE75J5YJ20110620) and as recently as January 4... »
In case you missed it this morning, MSNBC's "Morning Joe" originated live from Jerry's Famously Overpriced Deli on Miami Beach. The Miami Herald's Doug Hanks reports the strippers sat in the back and “Morning Joe” fans sat up front. “Who is Newt Gingri... »
Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho, speaking on Spanish-language radio Monday morning, said he turned down a job offer from U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan. Carvalho did not say which position Duncan offered him. A district spokesm... »
Florida voters aren’t sure if they want Las Vegas-style casinos in the state, but they are certain they don’t want Tallahassee to make the decision, according to a new poll by The Miami Herald and other news organizations released late... »
The second of two Princess Cruises ships that reported an outbreak of norovirus arrived Sunday morning at Port Everglades and set sail again in the afternoon — after a delay — once crews disinfected the vessel.More than 100 passengers and crew members ... »
