Need a vacation? Good news: Travel club AAA says more of us will get one this summer, which should benefit Orlando tourism.

Waste Management contract could have violated city's rules

In keeping up with campaign promises, several Delray Beach city officials are going after city contracts they say were awarded without proper bidding.

City meeting gathered input about new noise ordinance form residents, downtown restaurant owners

It's a battle about who can make the most noise about noise: restaurants and bar owners or residents.

Delray wants input on proposed changes to noise ordinance

It's time to make noise again. Residents wanting to have their voice heard regarding how the city regulates noise should join city officials at 3:45 p.m. Monday at the Delray Beach Public Library, 100 West Atlantic Ave.

Like many catastrophic phenomena, hurricanes have become encrusted with mythology.

Ashley Yasick of Delray Beach got help for stranger who dialed the wrong number

Saving a life sometimes could take something as simple as a call back.

The federal sequester could hurt Florida's ability to recover after a hurricane because less money will be available to prepare the National Guard, Gov. Rick Scott said Wednesday.

Action follows Sun Sentinel's finding that system is stacked in favor of banks, hedge funds

Jarred by a Sun Sentinel report on monopolization of the county's tax lien auction by big banks and hedge funds, Broward commissioners on Tuesday ordered staff to study ways to make the process fairer and report back in August.

Its beaches attracted more than a million people last year, and its downtown living is among the most sought after in Palm Beach County .

Lien business heavyweights in Florida are urged to beware of antitrust concerns

Bid rigging has been a recurring problem in the sale of property tax liens, but largely at auctions conducted in person, and not online as they are now in most of Florida.