In an environment where voters are struggling with soaring gas prices, high grocery prices and steep housing and rent costs, South Florida school superintendents are making the argument that approving the local referendums helps provide a strong financial cushion to hundreds of thousands of students, teachers and parents.

Democrats have been out of power for decades in Florida. But Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin sees plenty of reason for optimism — and investment — in Florida this election cycle.

A new $66 million plant began sending treated water into the city’s system last month and hosted an official opening celebration Thursday.

From Silvana Estrada to Chuwi, a new wave of Latin indie artists is finding its way to South Florida. Escala Sonora, a Miami-based live concert series and event promoter, explains how its itinerant approach is shaping the local music scene.