Healthcare professionals, state and county leaders, Doral elected officials, Adult Day Care providers, and residents gathered to discuss the challenges that the industry faces under a changing economy and a system with glitches.
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Back-to-School Shopping Event Benefits 400 Children in Foster Care in Miami-Dade County
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The Healthcare system and its many challenges was the main topic during the most recent forum
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On June 10, the City of Doral celebrated its twentieth anniversary. For this reason, even though the celebrations are already over, we couldn’t miss the opportunity to highlight its accomplishments and assess the challenges that lie ahead in the coming years for a city that continues to expand and improve its service offering.
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The fentanyl crisis, a synthetic opioid similar to morphine that is between 50 and 100 times more powerful than this drug, has already knocked on the doors of South Florida,
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Feeling safe in their residential buildings is one of the aspirations of Doral inhabitants. For this reason, in the last ‘Coffee with the Community’ organized by this publication, some members of the community expressed their concerns regarding cases of
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SB 1718, or Governor DeSantis’ immigration law, was approved, and many questions remain in the air after a wave of rejection in the face of this legislation by some members of the community that has brought consequences in the productive sectors for the State and a general panic. For this reason, it should be explained and clarified before it becomes effective on July 1.
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Emergencies can ruin your vacation. Be prepared. More than 60% of travelers are not considering purchasing travel health insurance within the budget for their trip
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On April 3, the Governor of Florida signed a law that gives anyone in the state the green light to carry a concealed loaded weapon anywhere without having a permit. This decision has raised concerns in families who fear for the safety of their children.
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During April, South Florida was impacted by a record-heavy rain. As a result, many houses experienced flooding, and families lost everything, incurring expenses they didn’t expect.
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